Which trade agreement replaced NAFTA?

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Which trade agreement replaced NAFTA?

When a trade deal is replaced, the new pact supersedes the old one for the involved countries. The agreement that replaced NAFTA is the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement, which came into force in 2020. It keeps the same three-member framework but updates many provisions to reflect modern trade needs, such as stricter auto rules of origin, stronger labor and environmental standards, and expanded protections for digital trade. Because it directly governs the same three nations, it serves as NAFTA’s replacement for North American trade. The other options involve different regions or are simply other trade agreements not designed to supersede NAFTA.

When a trade deal is replaced, the new pact supersedes the old one for the involved countries. The agreement that replaced NAFTA is the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement, which came into force in 2020. It keeps the same three-member framework but updates many provisions to reflect modern trade needs, such as stricter auto rules of origin, stronger labor and environmental standards, and expanded protections for digital trade. Because it directly governs the same three nations, it serves as NAFTA’s replacement for North American trade. The other options involve different regions or are simply other trade agreements not designed to supersede NAFTA.

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