EU trade: Strategic linkages and rare earths – Rabobank
RaboResearch Global Economics & Markets highlights how the European Union is reshaping trade policy, including linking market access for Thai canned tuna to EU-caught fish and forging a new partnership with Canada on firefighting and critical minerals.
The European Union is redefining trade policies, including tying market access for Thai canned tuna to EU-caught fish and establishing a new partnership with Canada on firefighting and critical minerals, as noted in a Rabobank report. The document raises questions about the processing of these minerals, the structure of subsidies and tariffs, and the necessity of downstream protection against cheaper Chinese imports.
Canada is currently focusing on a new partnership with the EU over firefighting, which appears suitable, and critical minerals. The EU is also altering its trade strategy by linking increased market access for Thai canned tuna to fish caught by EU fleets, rather than Thai ones.
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