Canada likely to exclude raw inputs from tariffs in COOL dispute: Food Processors

News | MARCO VIGLIOTTI
Published: Tuesday, 12/08/2015 5:01 pm EST
Last Updated: Tuesday, 12/08/2015 5:24 pm EST

U.S. imports Canada has identified as potential targets for retaliatory tariffs in a meat labelling dispute include live cattle and pigs; wine; cocoa and chocolate; some sugar products; fresh or frozen cow or pork products; and corn or flaked cereal products, alongside many others.

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