Mexico-United States-Canada Agreement (MUSCA)

The Mexico-United States-Canada Agreement (MUSCA), also known as USMCA, is a trade deal that updates and replaces the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). It creates rules to facilitate fair trade and investment between the three countries, covering areas like agriculture, manufacturing, digital trade, labor rights, and environmental standards. The agreement aims to promote economic growth, modernize trade practices, and ensure that workers and industries in all three nations benefit fairly. It helps reduce trade barriers, protect intellectual property, and adapt to economic changes, fostering a more integrated and balanced North American economy.