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List of trading blocs
List of trading blocs





list of trading blocs

This trade bloc began to lose power in the late 16th Century due to increased trading of English, Roman, Dutch, and Ottoman Empire merchants. It was implemented to protect the economic interests and political privileges of North European merchant associations. The Hanseatic League of the late 12th Century was one of the earliest documented trade blocs.

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The most well-known examples of major trade blocs seen around the world today include the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the European Union (EU), the Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR), and the Southern African Development Community (SADC).

list of trading blocs

To encourage trade among member states, tariffs, taxes, and other trade barriers among them are often reduced or abolished. The agreement is entered into as a means of protecting member nations from excessive imports of non-member nations. Updated the South Korea listing as the UK has now signed a trade agreement with South Korea.A trade bloc is a trade agreement among governments that are typically within a shared geographical region. Updated trade agreements table to: include nature of agreements and amend some percentage of total trade values. Updated to show that the UK has agreed in principle a trade agreement with the Southern Africa Customs Union and Mozambique trade bloc.

list of trading blocs

Updated after signing of UK-Japan exchange of letters on mutual recognition of conformity assessment.Īdded Lebanon to list of signed trade agreements. Updated as South Africa has signed the UK-SACU+M trade agreement.Īdded Georgia to list of signed trade agreements.Īdded Southern Africa Customs Union and Mozambique trade bloc countries to list of signed agreements.Īdded Tunisia to list of signed trade agreements. How you trade with a country if there is no trade agreement in place when the UK leaves the EUĪbout EU free trade agreements in which the UK currently participatesĪbout EU mutual recognition agreements in which the UK currently participates.Īdded Kosovo to list of signed trade agreements.Īdded Jordan to list of signed trade agreements.Īmends to 'Trade agreements still under discussion' table: 'Percentage of total UK trade, 2018' figures have been updated after publication of the Office for National Statistics' UK trade stats.Īdded Morocco to list of signed trade agreements. Inspections, quality management, surveillance, accreditation and declarations of conformity also take place. When conformity assessments are applied to products, they are tested to an established performance standard. The UK and Japan have signed an exchange of letters designed to ensure the continuity of existing arrangements as a temporary measure.Ī mutual recognition agreement is one in which countries recognise one another’s conformity assessments. Trade agreements Country or blocĮngagement ongoing (agreement unlikely before exit day)Įngagement ongoing (agreement will not be transitioned before exit day)Īustralia, New Zealand and United States have signed mutual recognition agreements.ĭiscussions with Japan on a UK-Japan MRA are ongoing. If the UK leaves the EU without these agreements in place trade with these countries will take place under WTO rules. The agreements still under discussion are listed below.

  • Southern Africa Customs Union and Mozambique (SACUM) trade bloc.
  • Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA) trade bloc.
  • Trade agreements that have been signedĪgreements with the following countries and trading blocs will take effect when the UK leaves the EU: Trade will then take place on World Trade Organization ( WTO) terms. Some new agreements will not be in place before the UK leaves the EU.
  • have been signed and will take effect as soon as the UK leaves the EU.
  • The UK government is working on new agreements to replace EU trade agreements after Brexit. Trade agreements that the UK is part of as an EU member state will no longer apply if there’s a no-deal Brexit.







    List of trading blocs