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CETA is a new trade agreement between the EU and Canada.
It cuts tariffs and makes it easier to export goods and services, benefitting people and businesses in both the EU and Canada.
CETA entered into force provisionally on 21 September 2017, meaning most of the agreement now applies.
National parliaments in EU countries – and in some cases regional ones too – will then need to approve CETA before it can take full effect.
- Press Release: EU-Canada trade agreement celebrates first birthday
- Information on the new EU Domestic Advisory Groups
About CETA
CETA and your business
Register for CETA benefits
CETA means reduced or zero tariffs at Canadian customs for EU businesses. Register here to take full advantage.
Export info for small EU businesses
Small Canadian businesses can also find info on exporting to the EU.
