| ▲ | embedding-shape an hour ago | |
> Does Canada's agricultural output follow EU's (quite strict) norms? It might not be as strict anymore, as the EU-Mercosur Agreement seemingly ended up relaxing a bit on the strict norms and regulations. Many farmers were/are protesting this agreement exactly because the farmers in South America would compete against local farmers who are more strictly regulated. So, seems we're a bit flexible on that front, when push comes to shove :) | ||
| ▲ | Sharlin 42 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
In the past years it has become pretty clear that even the mainstream right wingers/neoliberals of the EU (ie. the EPP) appear to be ready and willing to drop or loosen all kinds of annoying ethical, environmental, and consumer protection regulations at a moment's notice if it helps large corporations (often US, not even EU) make more money. | ||