With the resumption of North American free-trade agreement negotiations in Mexico City later this week, Canadian companies are keenly watching contentious U.S. demands, such as establishing minimum U.S. auto-content limits and discarding a key dispute mechanism.
The United States is this country’s largest trading partner, with 73 per cent of this year’s export goods and services destined for south of the border. By comparison, the European Union, Canada’s second-largest trading partner, accounts for less than 10 per cent of this country’s exports.
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