CANADIAN-EU TRADE DEAL DETAILS PROMPT GENERALLY POSITIVE RESPONSE FROM KNITWEAR SECTOR
October 1st, 2014
THE NEWLY finalised European Union (EU)-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) will give European knitwear manufacturers an advantage over Canadian producers and could encourage European brands to set up operations in Canada, an industry leader in Ottawa has argued.CETA includes mutual investment protection clauses for EU and Canada companies wanting to establish themselves or finance manufacturing in the other signatory jurisdiction. Bob Kirke, executive director at the Canadian Apparel Federation told Knitting International that would be a ...
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