Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard said Tuesday that much of the negotiations during the 2026 review of the trilateral USMCA free trade pact will be bilateral rather than between Mexico, the United States and Canada. His remark came after United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said that the USMCA negotiations will “probably” be more bilateral than trilateral. Speaking to reporters at an event in Mexico City, Ebrard said that USMCA-related talks “always have high bilateral content for natural reasons.”He said it is “inevitable” that the USMCA review will include bilateral negotiations, as there are distinct bilateral trade relationships within the framework of the trilateral pact. “For example, we’re the main exporter of tomatoes [to the United States] and in contrast, Canada’s main export is lumber,” Ebrard said. Greer looks ahead to USMCA reviewThe United States’ Trade Representative Jamieson Greer spoke about the upcoming USMCA review negotiations during an appearance on Tuesday at the Economic Club of New York.