Farmer groups welcome to proposed Canada-European Union free trade agreement
Officially called the Comprehensive and Economic Trade Agreement, the government of Canada and provincial government representatives have been negotiating a free trade deal with the European Union for the last year. But critics call it 'NAFTA on steroids.
Farmers groups say they are not worried about European competition and welcome a proposed Canada-European Union free trade agreement which they say will open up markets for their agricultural products and keep Canada globally competitive.
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