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Ag Minister MacAulay ‘not one bit concerned’ by international trade challenge threat

‘I never was very big on threats,’ says MacAulay, responding to dairy lobby groups in the U.S. and elsewhere criticizing Canada for a proposed Canadian dairy industry pact they say would flout global trade rules.

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BY PETER MAZEREEUW
September 29, 2016

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Ag Minister MacAulay ‘not one bit concerned’ by international trade challenge threat

‘I never was very big on threats,’ says MacAulay, responding to dairy lobby groups in the U.S. and elsewhere criticizing Canada for a proposed Canadian dairy industry pact they say would flout global trade rules.

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Ag Minister MacAulay ‘not one bit concerned’ by international trade challenge threat

‘I never was very big on threats,’ says MacAulay, responding to dairy lobby groups in the U.S. and elsewhere criticizing Canada for a proposed Canadian dairy industry pact they say would flout global trade rules.

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