Mexico-Canada Agreements to Promote Agri-Food Trade with the Inclusion of Indigenous Peoples

Mexico and Canada agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation to diversify the agri-food supply, facilitate trade, improve business linkages, and preserve the integration of North American supply chains. The agreements prioritize opportunities for Indigenous Peoples and communities through trade in their products, the strengthening of productive capacities, and their integration into markets. The authorities also explored regulatory and technical cooperation strategies and exchanged experiences concerning territorial and community-based models, including Farmer Field Schools and Mexico's Sembrando Vida program. These actions contribute to the implementation of the Mexico-Canada Action Plan 2025-2028 and seek to promote fair, inclusive, and rules-based trade benefiting producers, businesses, and consumers in both countries.