Statements of Support
Resource Documents
United States International Trade Commission
Summary of the data provided by the U.S. International Trade Commission
AdvaMed: Support the USMCA
The USMCA has achieved almost all of the industry priorities identified when the NAFTA renegotiation was launched in 2017. Read more here.
API: Energy Benefits of USMCA
The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) would play a critical role supporting and growing North American energy integration, interdependence and energy security. Read the fact sheet here.
Measuring the Economic Impact of USMCA
Measuring the economic impact of USMCA is unlike anything the ITC has been asked to do regarding other trade agreements because typical ITC reports examine new trade agreements, not changes to existing trade agreements. Read the infographic here.
Congressional Testimony- Paula Elaine Barnett Jewelry
Read the written testimony from Paula Elaine Barnett Jewelry at the Senate Finance Committee hearing on USMCA.
Congressional ratification of the USMCA is essential to maintaining U.S. competitiveness, economic health.
Read the Border Trade Alliance Resource Document
AdvaMed: International Trade Infographic
America’s medical technology companies support global trade agreements that open markets and create economic opportunities for Americans.
Read the infographic here.
Expanding Free Trade in North America with USMCA
The U.S. dairy industry urges Congress to ratify the USMCA treaty that will make significant improvements in the U.S. dairy access to the Canadian market and restore assurance in the U.S.-Mexico trade relationship.
Passing the USMCA will support American businesses – large and small
The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) will help take time, cost and complexity out of trade between the three countries.
Coalition Letter on the USMCA
More than 600 business and agriculture organizations representing every sector and state signed this letter to Congress urging approval of USMCA.
Congressional Testimony- Corteva Agriscience
Read the written testimony from Corteva Agriscience at the Senate Finance Committee hearing on USMCA.
AdvaMed, AMID, and MEDEC Joint Communique
The medical technology associations of the U.S., Mexico and Canada applaud achievement of the USMCA and urge legislative approval of the USMCA in all three countries. Read more here.
API: North American Energy
The American Petroleum Institute highlights how today’s highly integrated and interdependent North American energy markets benefit the United States. Read the fact sheet here.
The Trucking Industry Urges Congress to Ratify the USMCA
The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement will help the trucking industry maintain market access and continuity of cross-border operations. Not only is it good for the industry, it’s good for the economy.
Semiconductors & the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement
Free, fair and open access to global markets is vital to the success of the U.S.
semiconductor industry
Congressional Testimony- American Automotive Policy Council
Read the written testimony from the American Automotive Policy Council at the Senate Finance Committee hearing on USMCA.
Congressional Testimony- U.S. Dairy Export Council
Read the written testimony from the U.S. Dairy Export Council at the Senate Finance Committee hearing on USMCA.
Blog Posts
USMCA and the Future of North American Trade
A quarter century of largely tariff-free trade in North America has provided substantial opportunities for American manufacturers, farmers, services providers, and small businesses. U.S. trade with Canada and Mexico has quadrupled in this period, generating growth and jobs in all three countries.
Next Steps for North American Trade
President Donald Trump, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and now former Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto signed the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) on November 30.
All About That Base(line): How to Interpret the International Trade Commission Report on USMCA
The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) released a report assessing the expected effects on the U.S. economy of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
North American Trade Support nearly 500K Jobs in Pennsylvania Alone
USMCA is particularly significant for Pennsylvania’s manufacturing sector, which plays a large role in the state’s economy.
5 Reasons We Support the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement
Alongside more than 200 companies and associations, the Chamber and its partners are launching the USMCA Coalition.
Trump’s Trade Deal Is A Win For American Workers
The USMCA would raise U.S. real GDP by $68.2 billion and create approximately 176,000 American jobs.
Why the USMCA is Critical for Freight Railroads & Their Customers
Freight rail plays a fundamental role in trade.
USMCA Passage Crucial for Arizona Farmers, Manufacturers, Small Businesses
The Grand Canyon State relies on trade with Canada and Mexico for the health of its economy.
USMCA Momentum Growing as Congress Heads Home for August Recess
Momentum for the passage of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which would modernize the 25-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), is rapidly growing.
USMCA: Supercharging Digital Trade For American Businesses and Workers
North America’s digital trade framework may soon get its first reboot in more than a quarter century.
USMCA: Canada’s Innovation Catalyst
Canada is uniquely poised to further improve its national IP environment by harnessing the power of USMCA.
New Jersey Needs USMCA Passage to Safeguard Jobs
Congress will soon vote on the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) – a decision that will have a significant impact on the economic health of New Jersey’s farmers, manufacturers, and small businesses.
Business to Congress: Approve USMCA
Support for USMCA across the business community is wide and deep. From automotive and aerospace to tech and tourism, companies in all 50 states and every industry agree on one thing: Congress must approve USMCA this fall.
USMCA Will Lead to Agricultural, Manufacturing, Economic Growth in New York
New York’s agricultural and manufacturing markets stand to benefit significantly from removed barriers to commerce contained within the new trade deal.