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Valencian Delegation Prepares US Mission to Address Tariff Concerns

President Mazón and Minister Cano finalize plans to advocate for Valencian industries as US tariffs threaten over 8,500 regional businesses.

Un momento de la reunión, hoy en el Palau de la Generalitat
"Yo tampoco he hecho coincidir nada, las cosas no se preparan de un día para otro", señala
Carlos Mazón junto a la consellera de Innovación, Industria, Comercio y Turismo, Marián Cano, este martes en Valencia
Imagen de archivo del presidente de la Generalitat Valenciana, Carlos Mazón

Overview

  • The Generalitat Valenciana is sending a high-level delegation to the US next week, led by President Carlos Mazón and Industry Minister Marián Cano, to assess the impact of proposed tariffs on Valencian exports.
  • Scheduled stops include New York, Miami, and Orlando, with key engagements such as a visit to the Hispanic Society, discussions with Delta Airlines, and participation in the Covering fair for the ceramics sector.
  • Valencian authorities are pushing for a coordinated response from Spain and the EU, emphasizing streamlined aid and structural reforms to support affected businesses.
  • US tariffs, temporarily delayed by three months, could impact over 8,500 Valencian companies, including 150 with established US delegations, across sectors like ceramics, agri-food, textiles, furniture, and footwear.
  • The mission aims to strengthen transatlantic ties, advocate for tariff de-escalation, and ensure the competitiveness of Valencian industries in the global market.