Fruits and veg are generally twice the price in the EU, stuff that is grown largely or only here is more like 4x the price in the EU. Coffee, avocados, etc. ht

Fruits and veg are generally twice the price in the EU, stuff that is grown largely or only here is more like 4x the price in the EU. Coffee, avocados, etc. https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?country1=Paraguay&city1=Asuncion&country2=Denmark&city2=Copenhagen&displayCurrency=EUR https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?cou... These prices are a little high too, if you drive to Clorinda in Argentina (15 - 20 mins), it's about half the price. EU Cattle farmers disagree with you, without tariffs your ranches would be crushed, or more politely made redundant. It's pretty expensive, https://www.dw.com/en/what-does-eu-mercosur-trade-deal-mean-for-ranchers/a-66203231 https://www.dw.com/en/what-does-eu-mercosur-trade-deal-mean-... "This would have a very negative effect on the price our producers receive, and this would discourage farmers from taking over farms," said Benoit Cassart, secretary-general of the Belgian Cattle Trade Federation. "Premium, high-quality meat holds great value in Europe. That's not the case in China, for example. We are hopeful that the European market will open up to Brazilian meat with the finalization of the agreement," Marina told DW. "That doesn't mean they are producing something bad. But if they must remove the Amazon rainforests to produce meat and send it to Europe, and this makes our green pasture redundant, it makes no sense at all," he told DW.