Argentina and Uruguay have become the first countries to officially ratify the historic trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union, marking a diplomatic breakthrough while Europe continues to review legal details.

Uruguay has become the first Mercosur country to approve the trade agreement with the European Union, ahead of Argentina and Brazil.

Uruguay has officially ratified the Mercosur agreement, marking it as the first country to do so.

A question has been raised regarding honey adulteration and the influx of low-cost imported honey in Greece, which is creating unfair competition and raising concerns about the EU-Mercosur agreement.

Despite the European Parliament's strong approval of new protective measures for farmers regarding the Mercosur agreement, European agricultural producers remain deeply concerned about its potential effects on the agribusiness and financing sectors.

The EU is reportedly ready to enact the Mercosur trade deal despite facing resistance, according to its trade chief.

Argentina and Uruguay have voted in favor of approving the Mercosur trade agreement with the EU, which still requires EU approval to be finalized.

Uruguay became the first country to ratify the European Union-Mercosur agreement after its parliament approved the deal, following Senate approval the previous day.

Farmers in Portugal protested in front of the Assembly of the Republic, expressing opposition to the EU-Mercosur treaty and dissatisfaction with the government's response to recent bad weather.

Uruguay is progressing towards ratifying the EU–Mercosur agreement after a special parliamentary committee approved the bill, paving the way for floor votes.

The Romanian Senate is debating and voting on a simple no-confidence motion against the Foreign Minister, Oana Țoiu, who is accused of supporting the EU-Mercosur agreement, which critics say endangers Romanian agriculture.

Argentina ratified the huge Mercosur trade agreement between the European Union and four South American countries.

Uruguay has become the first country to ratify the EU-Mercosur agreement, following approval by its Senate and Chamber of Deputies. Brazil and Argentina are expected to follow suit soon.

Contaminated meat from Brazil has reportedly entered the European Union, validating concerns raised by opponents of the Mercosur deal regarding agricultural imports from Latin American countries.

Brazilian President Lula criticized the use of trade as a weapon and advocated for resuming trade negotiations between South Korea and Mercosur, following new agreements between Brazil and South Korea in various sectors.

Tobias Meyer, CEO of DHL Group, stated that Europe must project reliability to the world and expressed regret that the European Parliament voted against delaying the Mercosur agreement in the current geopolitical climate.