(Reuters) - Canada said on Friday it will participate as a third party in the dispute settlement proceedings between the U.S. and Mexico regarding ...
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOS - Canada said on Friday it will participate as a third party in the dispute settlement proceedings between the U.S. and Mexico regarding genetically modified corn in imported tortillas and dough, citing concerns about Mexico's stance on the matter.
Mexico in mid-February modified an end-2020 ban on GM corn, allowing its use in animal feed and industrial food, but maintained a ban on GM corn for human consumption, specifically in the use of making flour for tortillas, which is a staple of the Mexican diet. "Canada believes that these measures are not scientifically supported and have the potential to unnecessarily disrupt trade in the North American market," the statement said.
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