Could CETA Lead to a NAFTA Complaint?
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What was the impact again?
What was the impact of geographical indications?
Nothing mutch exept that you can’t call “Oka” cheese Oka cheese unless it comes from Oka I guess…
I can see what the US would care, but I don’t see why I actually care… unless it affects Canada imports/exports or canadian economy, this is not the worst thing in CETA imo.
IP protection problems are a worst problem here (exept ofcourse I’m missing the dangers of GI… well time to check Wikipedia I guess)…