Posted AT 3:19 PM EST on 31/03/08
Canada, U.S. can keep trade sanctions against EU
GENEVA — Canada and the United States can keep in place sanctions worth $125-million (U.S.) a year on European products such as Roquefort cheese, truffles and Dijon mustard, the World Trade Organization ruled Monday.
In a complicated ruling that had both sides claiming victory, the trade group backed U.S. and Canadian arguments against the European Union's import ban on beef treated with hormones.
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