Posted by Bruce from Can. on December 20, 2015 at 03:25:28 from (74.12.68.198):
In Reply to: COOL SCRAPPED posted by Determined on December 19, 2015 at 19:29:55:
I have read all of the posted remarks with great interest , and I have a question for you fellas. Why do you believe that it is just fine to block the sale of imported products in favour of you own, but at the same time feel you should have the right to ship as much of what any product you like into any foreign market you please. If you guys want to trade with the rest of the world, then trade has to be a two way street, not just when it is working in your favour, so that you can dump surplus farm products into the markets of others. The NAFTA agreement was signed by , Mexico U.S, and Canada. COOL was only designed to block livestock from Canada, and Mexico. If you don't want to live up to your trade deals , Then "you the people" shouldn't make said deals. Bunch of crying sore losers is what I think. Don't know about Mexico , but Canadian standards meet and some times exceed those of the U.S. eg. U.S. standard for scc in milk is 750,000 . The Canadian standard is just 400,000 . Not too much to worry about from us. Often wonder about imported goods from countries outside of NAFTA. Bruce from Canada
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