EU Trade Policy

EU trade policy is how the European Union manages its international trade to promote economic growth and cooperation among member states. It involves negotiating trade agreements, setting common rules for imports and exports, and working to reduce barriers like tariffs and quotas. The EU aims to ensure fair trading practices, protect its industries and consumers, and support sustainable development globally. By acting as a unified bloc, the EU enhances its negotiating power, making it easier to shape international trade rules and foster economic integration within Europe and with other countries.