The changes are part of a decade-long battle between Canada and the U.S. over country-of-origin labelling .
"So, it's everything that we stand for, and what we work on. Prescriptive measures like this could potentially hinder it or break it down." That legislation was repealed after a 2015 World Trade Organization ruling said the U.S. violated international law by making COOL mandatory. Alberta's Agriculture Minister RJ Sigurdson says COOL legislation, even if voluntary, is a move in the wrong direction for Canada-U.S. trade.
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