EU Adds US to Access2Procurement Tool
The EU's Directorate-General for Trade on July 4 expanded its Access2Procurement tool to cover the U.S., "making transatlantic procurement" easier for European businesses, the European Commission announced. The tool lets EU companies receive "user-friendly" data on public procurement tenders from…
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various trading partners, the commission said, and "elucidates these countries’ commitments" under the World Trade Organization and trade deals. The platform also covers Canada and Japan, with more partners to be "added in the future," the commission said.