The Venezuelan-American Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Venamcham) met with a delegation from the United States Congress to discuss key issues in bilateral trade, such as mechanisms to attract investment, as well as offering legal security, transparency, and competitiveness.

The meeting in Caracas also served to “evaluate ways to reintegrate the Venezuelan economy into international markets.”

“The U.S. delegation was led by Congressman Brian Mast, accompanied by members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee (HFAC), including Representatives Randy Fine and Kat Cammack of Florida, and Representative Jonathan Jackson of Illinois. Also present was John M. Barrett, Chargé d’Affaires of the U.S. Embassy.”

Amaru Liendo, president of Venamcham, emphasized that the institution maintains the nation’s commitment to fostering and strengthening economic relations between the two countries, “promoting a sustainable business environment that defends free enterprise. Strengthening these relations is built through dialogue, innovation, and solid alliances between the public and private sectors.”

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Venezuela and Brazil strengthen bilateral trade. In a recent meeting of government representatives, both countries analyzed topics such as the transportation sector and vehicle imports.

In this regard, “during a meeting between the Minister of Foreign Trade, Johann Álvarez Márquez, the Brazilian Ambassador to Venezuela, Glivania Maria de Oliveira, and Alex Giacomelli, Ambassador and Secretary of Trade Promotion of Brazil, the officials evaluated mechanisms to accelerate bilateral trade, especially in the sale of vehicles.”

For both nations, the automotive and transportation sectors are key to trade, in addition to the modernization of customs regulations.

At the meeting, both delegations “agreed to expand the trade balance with a promotional agenda, including trade fairs and the development of joint value chains with Colombia to supply domestic and regional markets, the Ministry of Foreign Trade reported.”

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Coffee, tea, and spices are the leading products in Venezuelan exports to the United States in the first months of 2026, according to recent data from the Venezuelan-American Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

On its social media account, the chamber indicated that other notable exports include “organic chemicals at $10.65 million; cocoa and cocoa products at $8.88 million; pearls, precious stones, and metals at $8.19 million; and electrical machinery and equipment at $5.15 million.”

Other products included in bilateral trade are beverages, liquors, and vinegar, which registered exports of $3.25 million, while the special classification Nesoi reported $1.40 million.

Among the categories that stand out in non-oil exports from the Caribbean country to the U.S. are cereals and flours at $1.25 million; miscellaneous edible preparations at $977,000; and inorganic chemicals at $751,000.

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The Indian government continues its efforts to secure a new 12.5 % ​​tariff on its exports to the United States.

Authorities from both nations are holding talks “under the procedure provided for in Section 301.” India is also collaborating with the United States on “finalizing a framework agreement, as announced on February 2, 2026,” according to statements from the Ministry of Commerce.

The US Trade Representative, Jamieson Greer, recently referred to unfair competition for American workers and the US economy.

India’s pursuit of preferential tariffs comes after the Trump Administration announced the possibility of a 10 % tariff surcharge for six economies, including the European Union, which already have partial bans on the practice, and a 12.5 % ​​surcharge for the remaining affected countries, including India.

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The United States and El Salvador signed an important Reciprocal Trade Agreement that will allow the two countries to focus on key aspects of their economic relations, such as exports, tariffs, and security, among others.

The objective is to consolidate the bilateral economic relationship by focusing on the discussion of “non-tariff barriers, including simplifying regulatory requirements and authorizations for U.S. exports, such as the acceptance of vehicles and auto parts manufactured according to U.S. motor vehicle safety and emissions standards, and the acceptance of FDA certifications and prior marketing authorizations for medical devices and pharmaceuticals.”

The Central American nation also anticipates the elimination of non-tariff barriers to “U.S. agricultural products in its market,” ensuring that U.S. agricultural exporters are not restricted by the mere use of certain terms related to cheese and meat.

For its part, the U.S. will eliminate reciprocal tariffs on certain Salvadoran exports, such as products not grown or extracted in the U.S., and textiles and apparel originating from the previous trade agreement, CAFTA-DR.

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The governments of Venezuela and China agreed to launch a new bilateral trade route, called the Tianjin-Caracas route, which will strengthen the economies of both regions.

“The new maritime route will connect the port of Tianjin, in northern China, with Venezuelan ports,” according to spokespeople in Venezuela.

It is expected that this new trade connection between Venezuela and China will reduce transit times for goods in both directions, and optimize logistics and facilitate trade flows.

Furthermore, this new trade route is expected to substantially increase the volume of bilateral trade, in a relationship based on mutual respect, sovereignty, and shared benefit.

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This Saturday, during the events commemorating the inauguration of President Daniel Noboa, Production Minister Luis Jaramillo and Canadian Minister of Export Promotion Maninder Sidhu signed a joint declaration to accelerate the signing of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA).

Through the document, the Ecuadorian government reaffirmed its commitment, along with Canada, to move toward signing the trade agreement, which was already negotiated in January 2025.

It is important to remember that on February 2, both nations “closed negotiations for a trade agreement that will facilitate the Andean country’s access to a market of 39.8 million consumers under preferential terms, according to the Presidency.”

The negotiations are expected to strengthen bilateral trade, in addition to creating “new growth opportunities for Ecuadorian producers, exporters, and entrepreneurs.” Key sectors will benefit, such as “floriculture, food, tuna, textiles, auto parts, ceramics, footwear, wood, juices and pulp, cosmetics, plastics, hats, and tagua, among others.”

Ecuador and Canada will also seek job creation and the development of small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).

Priority will be given to strategies to support the agricultural and family farming sectors, especially in products such as rice, dairy products, corn, sugar, pork, beef, and poultry.

Other crucial aspects of this future agreement will include promoting investment, cultural cooperation and exchanges, and promoting e-commerce, among others.

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In the framework of her visit to India, the Executive Vice President of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez, met with the local Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal, to discuss strengthening bilateral trade relations.

Rodriguez mentioned Venezuela’s willingness to export non-oil products to India, specifically cocoa and shrimp.

The proposal is part of the South American country’s initiative to expand investments in non-traditional products, “as well as the possibilities to increase trade with the Asian country.”

The official also indicated that Venezuela will participate in the 2025 edition of the India, Latin America and the Caribbean Economic Conclave scheduled for next March.

Rodríguez’s visit is part of her participation in the III Annual Edition of Energy Week, in New Delhi, where she highlighted “Venezuela’s capacity to offer competitive products and services, highlighting strategic sectors such as oil, gas, agriculture and manufacturing.”

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