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As the Supreme Court weighs the legality of the president's emergency tariffs, an adverse ruling could lengthen ongoing trade negotiations and deal implementation schedules, analysts warn.

European Commission officials revived pledges to increase checks on ag imports for banned pesticides and offered other ag sweeteners to member states to shore up support ahead of a critical vote on the Mercosur trade deal. 

The European Union has responded to U.S. tariffs by doubling down on free trade including launching new FTA negotiations and accelerating existing talks, bringing new opportunities to shape global agricultural trade.

The U.S. is raising alarm about negotiations between London and Brussels that could leave the UK more closely aligned with EU standards and tie its hands in UK-U.S. trade talks.

The EU outlined its vision for agriculture on Wednesday, which included a new effort to restrict agricultural imports of products that do not align with domestic rules on pesticide use and animal welfare.