U.S. Milk Producers Chief Criticizes Canadian NAFTA Stance on Dairy

National Milk Producers Federation President Jim Mulhern late Monday criticized Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Chrsytia Freeland’s speech earlier in the day, declaring that Freeland wanted to have the trade relationship between the United States and Canada “both ways — free trade with the United States in areas where Canada is competitive, but high protectionist walls when it comes to keeping out U.S. dairy imports.” By: Jerry Hagstrom

Saputo Inc. Could Win Big After NAFTA Renegotiation

On July 18, the United States Congress took aim at the Canadian supply-management system. Though an explicit appeal to end the system was not present in the wording of the document, there were requests to revise key parts of NAFTA that could affect Canadian policy in this regard. By: Ambrose O’Callaghan

U.S. dairy lobby increases pressure on Canada; NAFTA fight looms

OTTAWA/WINNIPEG (Reuters) – The U.S. dairy lobby is ratcheting up the pressure on Canada as talks to renegotiate NAFTA draw closer, demanding concessions the Canadian government looks unwilling to grant, according to people familiar with the file. By: David Ljunggren

US dairy lobby submits its demands for NAFTA

The US dairy industry has submitted its demands for the upcoming renegotiation of NAFTA, pushing for freer trade in dairy overall and more specifically for a reversal of new Canadian rules on milk-derived products. By Alexander Panetta.

U.S. Dairy and NAFTA

The NAFTA agreement series continues our focus on commodities with a look at trade in dairy and dairy products. By: Barbara Bresnahan