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CANADA TRADE MINISTER: HAS REACHED AN AGREEMENT WITH CHINA TO EXTEND BY TWO YEARS A DEAL ALLOWING MA…
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The extension covers four agricultural and seafood categories that depend heavily on Chinese demand, reducing near-term disruption for exporters after prior trade tensions between the two countries. The arrangement buys time rather than resolving underlying market-access issues, and it matters because it keeps Canadian suppliers in a key export market while broader bilateral trade questions remain open. What to watch next is whether the two-year window leads to a longer-term framework and whether other Canadian commodities facing Chinese restrictions are addressed.
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