EU-Canada trade pact sparks food safety concerns
As the EU and Canada start cutting import duties on thousands of products and services, campaigners are ringing an alarm bell over food safety, including meat. Greenpeace says the CETA trade agreement, now provisionally in force, could weaken standards relating to growth hormones and animal cloning. “Canada also has no traceability or labeling that will allow…
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