The agreement covers trade in goods and services, investment, e-commerce, labor, environmental issues, Indigenous peoples and dispute resolution.
• More than 600 Ecuadorian products will gain tariff-free access, including bananas, cacao, shrimp, tropical fruits and vegetables.
• The deal gives preferential access to sectors including flowers, tuna preparations, textiles, footwear and cosmetics.
• It excludes or protects 227 sensitive agricultural products, including rice, corn, milk, meat and sugar.
• Ecuador said the deal matches terms already achieved by regional competitors Colombia and Peru.