CANADA DEMAND DOWN
February 1st, 2004
BY KEITH NUTHALL
IT will be several years before Canada's trading partners admit Canadian live cattle, according to a report from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. The document - written after BSE was detected Alberta, but before its discovery in the United States - suggests that effective diplomacy will be needed to convince countries, rather than more scientific measures.
IT will be several years before Canada's trading partners admit Canadian live cattle, according to a report from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. The document - written after BSE was detected Alberta, but before its discovery in the United States - suggests that effective diplomacy will be needed to convince countries, rather than more scientific measures.
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