CETA :
CETA :
What does this term stand for?
The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) is a bilateral free trade agreement between Canada and the European Union (EU) that eliminates or substantially reduces tariffs, trade barriers, and regulatory obstacles to facilitate cross-border commerce. Provisionally applied since September 2017, CETA creates one of the world’s largest integrated markets, covering approximately 500 million EU citizens and 38 million Canadians. The agreement encompasses goods, services, investment, government procurement, intellectual property rights, and regulatory cooperation, fundamentally reshaping logistics and supply chain operations between these trading partners.
Key Features and Scope
- Tariff Elimination and Reduction
- Services and Investment Provisions
- Customs Facilitation and Trade Procedures
- Rules of Origin Requirements
- Regulatory Cooperation and Technical Barriers
You may also be interested in these articles
What Is Logistics Outsourcing? A Comprehensive Guide
Introduction ion to s Logistics outsourcing is a strategic lever for B2B...
Logistics Challenges and How to Overcome Them:
Introduction For larger B2B companies, B2B logistics has changed from needing to...
Supply Chain Efficiency: How to Achieve It
Introduction Supply chains have become a strategic position for B2B enterprises to...
Can't find what you're looking for?
Our logistics experts are here to help answer any questions about
shipping, customs, or supply chain terminology.
