Hog exports could face U.S. tariffs

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The U.S. pork producers feel that the Canadian hog producers dump live animals at cut-rate prices in the US market threatening the survival of several producers and that the subsidized Canadian pork is undermining the U.S. market prices. The U.S. government may impose tariffs on Canadian pigs if it agrees with the pork lobby's complaints, but the farmers in Canada believe that tariffs would depress the already fragile industry.

Animal Slaughtering and Processing, Commodity & service prices, Meat Products, Imports, Exports, Pork Primal Cuts, Prices and rates, Pork, Government regulation of business, Trade regulation, Pork industry, Company pricing policy

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Sanctions might be only way to sway Congress: Cellucci

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The US ambassador to Canada Paul Cellucci stated that Ottawa and other world capitals might have to hit sanctions on the US before the American Congress is persuaded to repeal a controversial trade law. He also stated that US President George W. Bush also believes the Byrd Amendment, which has run afoul of global trade rules, should be scrapped.

Fair trade laws

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Ottawa hits back over UPS lawsuit

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The legal battle between United Parcel Service of America Inc. and the Canadian government over the practices of Canada Post Corp.

Courier Services, Security Guards and Patrol Services, Direct Mail Advertising, Detective & armored car services, Direct mail advertising services, Mail Document Distribution Services, Company legal issue, Cases, Delivery services, Mail receiving and forwarding services, Mailing services, United Parcel Service of America Inc., Canada Post Corp.

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