Leaders of the two countries set aside spat over crop as they seek to broaden trade ties; deal to run until 2020
Sat, Sep 24, 2016 - 5:50 AM
CONTROLLING THE FLOW: China announced plans this year to toughen its standard on foreign material, called dockage, in Canadian canola shipments, before twice backing down near its deadlines.
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Winnipeg
CANADA and China have agreed on a long-term solution to a trade dispute over C$2 billion (S$2.1 billion) worth of annual canola sales, leaders of the two countries said on Thursday, setting aside their spat over the crop as they seek to broaden trade ties.
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