Maybe this can now stop being referred to as the Not Allowed Free Trade Agreement.
It’s hard to believe that The North American Free Trade Agreement went into force on January 1st of 1994 or seventeen years ago. This agreement covers a trade bloc consisting of the United States, Mexico and Canada.
How well this agreement has worked is a completely different subject at least in part. Can you believe that it took until this year for the governments of the United States and Mexico to agree to let each countries trucks travel on each others highways. Arguments, tariffs, security issues and other concerns have kept this vital part of any free trade zone from working as designed.
Maybe we have it right now and sourcing products from our free trade zone partners will be a bit easier.
We look forward to and appreciate your comments.
