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Examines trade dispute between U.S. and Canada regarding Canadian wheat trading practices and operations of the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB), in light of allegations that CWB export practices are inconsistent with Canada's World Trade Organization (WTO) obligations and disadvantage U.S. wheat exports, that certain Canadian rules and regulations are discriminatory toward imported grains, and that Canadian wheat exports to the U.S. are subsidized. Provides background on the trade dispute, reviews U.S. allegations and Canadian counter-arguments, describes a U.S. International Trade Commission case regarding the allegations of unfair Canadian wheat trade practices, and summarizes a related WTO dispute settlement case.
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