Instead of marching to Ottawa, we should mobilize a convoy to Vancouver, bust the huawei chick out and put her on the next plane to Bejing
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Did you read what actually happened here? On the face of it at least one pork processor shipping pork to China with ractopamine in it (which they don't allow in their imports) and covering their deception with counterfeit veterinary health certificates. This was discovered by CFIA and they reported it to the Chinese.
I know China are looking for an excuse but unlike the canola ban they certainly seem to have grounds for complaint this time.
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Originally posted by grassfarmer View PostDid you read what actually happened here? On the face of it at least one pork processor shipping pork to China with ractopamine in it (which they don't allow in their imports) and covering their deception with counterfeit veterinary health certificates. This was discovered by CFIA and they reported it to the Chinese.
I know China are looking for an excuse but unlike the canola ban they certainly seem to have grounds for complaint this time.
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Yea and we import seafood and for some unknown reason to me garlic and other products processed there all in an atmosphere and soil full of harmful toxic metals from factories and literal human crap that they can’t even breath there.
But on the other hand why be so stupid to export something that is in their banned list? Quite ironic they have this standard given their own environment yet it’s acceptable for us to eat this added chemical???
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Originally posted by ShawnM View PostInstead of marching to Ottawa, we should mobilize a convoy to Vancouver, bust the huawei chick out and put her on the next plane to Bejing
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The West is addicted to cheap Chinese(And other Pacific rim countries) junk and wouldn't want to sacrifice their lifestyle to pay more for locally made better quality products.
I can't stand the smell of Princess Auto shit hole stores. I used to work part time in the Regina stockyards when I got out of school....i would rather come home smelling like cow shit than working a day in that garbage store. It doesn't take long for the olfactory sense to get used to that toxic odor but how good is it for you to be in it 8 hours a day 5 days a week?
But it's "cheap" and probably full of lead.
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Originally posted by grassfarmer View PostDid you read what actually happened here? On the face of it at least one pork processor shipping pork to China with ractopamine in it (which they don't allow in their imports) and covering their deception with counterfeit veterinary health certificates. This was discovered by CFIA and they reported it to the Chinese.
I know China are looking for an excuse but unlike the canola ban they certainly seem to have grounds for complaint this time.
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Originally posted by walterm View PostCan someone explain how the certificate system works. CFIA agrees that it is an inaccurate certificate at fault. Who issues certificates? I always thought it was the CFIA just like CGC does for grain when did it change?
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Why not ask Trump to cancel the charges against the Huawei executive? John Mcallum former ambassador to China suggested this knowing it probably wouldn't happen.
Its the US who laid the charges against her. Canada has an extradition treaty with the US thus we are forced into extradition unless they don't have a case.
Trudeau maybe is ineffectual but the real cause is the US trade war with China. Trump supporters don't want to admit this but it is reality. We are not going to win a trade war with China. They don't need us like we need them.
Canada is not always squeaky clean in its food supply. We have producers who ignore labels, use products that aren't registered and generally don't care as long as they get away with it. It only takes takes one idiot to ruin an export market.
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