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After 2 years of talks, the EU and Chile concluded negotiations on 26 April 2002 for an EU-Chile Association Agreement. The Agreement covers all aspects of the EU’s trade relations with Chile, in addition to an enhanced framework for political dialogue and co-operation in mutual areas of interest. The agreement provides liberalisation for all industrial goods, and liberalisation of over 90% of the two sides’ agricultural, processed agricultural and fishery products.
The EU is Chile’s principal trading partner and foreign investor. This Agreement should help to consolidate that position.
More information on the EU-Chile relationship can be found on the European Commission's external relations website pages (see external links on right).
Contacts
Please note that if you are looking for help with exporting from the UK you should contact UK Trade & Investment, the Government’s advice service to exporters and inward investors (see related links on right hand side).
If you are looking for help on importing from Chile into the UK, please contact the export promotion agency of the country in which you reside, or for specific details on tariff and duty charges please contact HMRC - Revenue and Customs (see related links on right hand side).
For all queries about the EU-Chile Agreement please contact
Response Centre
Tel:020 7215 5000
or :020 7215 6740 (Minicom)
Fax: 020 7215 0105
