The international commerce and trade team at Estudio Echecopar member firm of Baker McKenzie International advises top domestic and international companies and trade associations on the gamut of trade issues and is able to leverage support from its large global network in relation to cross-border matters. Advising on both contentious and non-contentious issues, the team is well versed in finding alternative remedies to trade barriers and complex operations, economic sanctions and trade embargos, customs issues, international trade agreements and World Trade Organisation (WTO) matters. Luis Alonso Garcia heads the practice with over 25 years of experience and, as former vice minister of Foreign Trade, is a key practitioner for trade matters in the Peruvian market. Gonzalo Bernal focuses on foreign trade and customs and is noted for both advisory work and litigation, and principal associate Walter Robles Gonzales is also recommended.

DS Casahierro Abogados acts for foreign and domestic importers, exporters and trade operators in international trade, logistics and customs matters and is particularly active in the agricultural, automotive, construction, energy and pharmaceutical sectors. Key areas of expertise include international sale of goods contracts, the enforcement of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), customs planning and WTO matters. Charles Castle leads the practice and is recommended for audit processes, administrative and judicial procedures, and international trade contracts, while senior associate Enrique Vargas handles the implementation of FTAs and the application of tax–customs benefits, customs valuation and tariff classification.

Boutique trade law firm Garcia-Godos & Lindley-Russo covers all aspects of international trade and border controls, with particular expertise in WTO matters and logistics issues. It acts for large foreign and domestic companies and trade organisations and has recently advised on a number of matters pertaining to the importation of foods and controlled goods, utilising its knowledge of trade facilitation, technical barriers to trade (TBT) and sanitary and phytosanitary measures (SPM). Practice head Eduardo García-Godos is a well-known trade practitioner, with high-level knowledge of the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement; he also assisted many companies and government clients in relation to restrictive measures around trade implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic. Alfredo Lindley-Russo is noted for matters relating to market access barriers and is active in the food and beverage, cosmetics and healthcare sectors.