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US says TPP can help “drive innovation” in footwear, Mexico not so sure

07/10/2015
US says TPP can help “drive innovation” in footwear, Mexico not so sure

Twelve Pacific rim countries signed a far-reaching trade agreement, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), on October 5, with economists estimating that the value of goods traded among the partners comprises about 40% of the global economy. The countries involved are Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Japan, Canada, Chile, the US, Malaysia, Mexico, New...

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