Pacific Alliance Trade Data

The Pacific Alliance is a regional integration initiative formed by four Latin American countries: Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru. Established in 2011, the Pacific Alliance aims to foster economic integration, trade liberalization, and cooperation among its member states, with the goal of promoting growth, competitiveness, and development in the region.   Key features of the Pacific Alliance include: 1. Trade Integration: The Pacific Alliance seeks to deepen trade ties among its member countries by reducing tariffs, streamlining customs procedures, and harmonizing regulations. Through the elimination of trade barriers and the promotion of intra-regional trade, the Alliance aims to enhance market access and competitiveness for businesses in member states. 2. Economic Cooperation: The Pacific Alliance promotes economic cooperation in various areas, including investment, innovation, entrepreneurship, and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Member countries collaborate on initiatives to facilitate investment flows, promote innovation and technology transfer, and support the development of SMEs, fostering economic growth and job creation. 3. Integration with Asia-Pacific: The Pacific Alliance aims to strengthen its ties with Asia-Pacific economies, particularly through trade and investment agreements. Member countries seek to leverage their geographical proximity to Asia-Pacific markets and their strategic location as gateways to the region, enhancing connectivity and cooperation with countries such as China, Japan, and South Korea. 4. Observer Countries and Dialogue Partners: The Pacific Alliance has attracted interest from other countries and regions seeking closer ties with Latin America. Several countries, including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and Singapore, have been granted observer status in the Alliance, while others participate as dialogue partners. This broader engagement aims to promote exchange, cooperation, and collaboration beyond the founding members of the Alliance. 5. Sustainable Development: The Pacific Alliance is committed to promoting sustainable development and addressing shared challenges such as climate change, environmental protection, and social inclusion. Member countries collaborate on initiatives to promote sustainable practices, protect natural resources, and support social development, contributing to the long-term prosperity and well-being of their populations.   Overall, the Pacific Alliance represents a dynamic platform for regional integration and cooperation in Latin America. By fostering economic integration, trade liberalization, and collaboration with Asia-Pacific economies, the Alliance aims to unlock the potential for growth, innovation, and development in the region. Trade figures on this page are based on Pacific Alliance's official national statistics, published after a full year of data has been collected and verified. For the latest 2026 shipment-level customs records, updated monthly as customs authorities release new filings, subscribe on the TradeInt platform.