The National Milk Producers Federation says the USMCA review process needs to include refining the dispute process between trading partners. Shawna Morris tells Brownfield, “There’s an opportunity to see what’s not actually working on the ground the way that it was supposed to in implementation, and some of the solutions to that could be enforcement […]
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