Producer organizations in Mexico have expressed their rejection of measures announced by the US government to strengthen the labeling of meat products in the United States. First of all, on January 3, 2022, the White House published, on its website, a fact sheet on the Biden-Harris action plan
Cofepris and Profeco de México announced this Friday that they immobilized 380,000 pieces of Kellogg’s products due to non-compliance with the labeling regulated by NOM-051. In general, the articles presented irregularities in their packaging such as animated images and omission of stamps. After detecting breaches in the labeling
The Special Commission for Monitoring the Implementation of the T-MEC (CESITMEC) of the Senate of Mexico issued an alert about possible effects on agricultural exports from Mexico to the United States. «CESITMEC is seriously concerned about the four investigations on imports of Mexican agricultural products that are currently
Mexico would offset the extension of a safeguard on US imports of solar panels, a Mexican Senate commission said. The Senate Special Commission for Monitoring the Implementation of the USMCA asked the Secretary of Economy, Tatiana Clouthier, to transmit this consideration to the US government. Faced with the
The USMCA SME Dialogue will meet in February in San Antonio, Texas, with a group of people interested in knowing the different points of view on the implementation of the Treaty. This agreement is included in the Joint Declaration between Mexico, the United States and Canada after the
The governments of Mexico, the United States and Canada will report between them concrete and measurable results on forced labor. The undersecretaries received updates from the Labor Council and discussed a central obligation in the USMCA – the importance of the full implementation of the prohibition of trade