The article examines trade and economic cooperation between the US, Canada, and Mexico under the new USMCA Agreement, compared to the previous NAFTA. It analyzes the foreign trade of the association and its member states, identifies trade flows and partner countries' importance, and looks at changes in exports and intra-regional trade. The study focuses on agricultural products' trade, highlighting its share in total trade, key indicators, and trade trends. The importance of the agricultural sector in the USMCA Agreement is emphasized, suggesting potential impacts on future trade agreements.