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Automotive
Agriculture
Small Businesses
Labor Provisions
Digital Trade
Biopharmaceuticals
Copyrights
E-Commerce
EnvironmentAutomobiles must have 62.5% of their
components manufactured in Mexico, Canada, or the United States to qualify for zero tariffs. Automobiles must have 75% of their components manufactured in Mexico, Canada, or theUnited States to qualify for zero tariffs.
Establishes a committee on small business
issues to help firms expand trade internationally.By 2023, 40-45% of all automobile parts
must be made by workers who earn at least $16 per hour. Prohibits custom duties on electronically-distributed products (e.g. software, video games, movies, music, books) and supports the cross-border flow of data.Raises intellectual property protections for
biologic medicines in Canada and Mexico closer to the U.S. standard.Protects creative works (e.g. music, movies,
books) for 50 years after a creator 's death.Protects creative works (e.g. music, movies, books) for 70 years after a creator 's death.Sets threshold at which U.S. shipments to
Canada and Mexico incur duties at $16 and
$50, respectively.Increases threshold at which U.S. shipments to Canada and Mexico incur duties at $ 112and $117, respectively.
Permits companies to sue the government over
changes to policies that they claim would harm future profits.Eliminates the legal mechanism companies use to combat environmental regulations. Phased out all agricultural tariffs with Mexico and most with Canada, excluding those on dairy, poultry, eggs, and sugar.Enhances access to Canada for U.S. dairy, poultry, and egg products. PassUSMCA.orgUSMCA: Updating NAFTA to Bring Trade Into the 21 stCentury NAFTA USMCA
vsSectorNAFTAUSMCA
Auto Industry
Requires that automobiles have
62.5 percent of their components
ma n ufactured in Mexico, Canada, or theUnited States to qualify for zero tariffs.Requires that automobiles have 75 percent of their components manufactured
in Mexico, Canada, or the United States to qualify for zero tariffs. The deal also demands that 40-45 percent of an automobile's parts be made in a factory that pays its workers at least $16/hr.Dairy/Agriculture
Industry
Phased out all agricultural tariffs with
Mexico and mo
st with Canada, excludingthose on dairy, poultry, eggs, and sugar.Increases the amount of U.S. dairy products - including milk and cheese - that
can be sold in Canada by 250 percent. Maintains zero tariff and quota rates on certain U.S. exports set by NAFTA.Small Businesses
No chapter dedicated to small
businesses. their goods internationally.Labor Provisions
No uniform labor requirements between
Canada, the United States, and Mexico.The United States, Canada, and Mexico must adopt and enforce labor laws set by
the International Labor Organization. The deal also demands that 40-45 percent of an automobile's parts be made in a factory that pays its workers at least $16/hr.Digital Trade
No provisions to safeguard the digital
economy.Prohibits custom duties on electronically-distributed products (e.g. software,Biopharmaceutical
Industry
Limited and outdated protections to
safeguard the development of advanced medicines.Requires 10 years of regulatory data protection for biologic medicines. This provision brings data protection in Canada and Mexico closer to the U.S. in tellectual property.Copyright
Protects creative works (e.g. music, movies,
books) for 50 years after an author's death.Protects creative works (e.g. music, movies, books) for 70 years after an
a uthor's death.E-Commerce
Set threshold at which U.S. shipments to
Canada and Mexico incur duties at $16
and $50 respectively.Increases threshold at which U.S. shipments to Canada and Mexico incur cheaper price.Environment
P ermits companies to sue the governmentover changes to policies that they claim With an entire chapter, includes the most comprehensive environmental
protections of any previous U.S. trade deal. Enhances custom inspections for illegal plant and animal trade