Business
The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement has several key points that differentiate it from its predecessor—points the textile and apparel industries need to take note of before it comes up for a vote in Congress. Here, Suzanne Richer, director of the Trade Advisory Practice for E2Open, points out: • The differences between NAFTA and USMCA • How the new agreement handles rules of origin • What companies need to know about qualifying their goods • How importers can get the most out of the trade deal