Trade can be mutually beneficial to all who undertake it. The modern economic growth of the European Union was based on the elimination of trade barriers. This allows businesses to cooperate and provide their communities with better products at lower prices.
The same principle applies to the Green Line trade. It can promote intra-island cooperation and build a shared economic prosperity. It ensures that EU consumers are protected as EU product and service standards are in place. Green Line trade provides a common prosperity, without winners or losers.