B.C. supports Canada EU trade deal, with the exception of drug patent protection

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November 8, 2013

B.C. supports Canada EU trade deal, with the exception of drug patent protection

Posted by ICCC on November 8, 2013 in CETA

B.C. supports Canada EU trade deal, with the exception of drug patent protection by Alessandro Iachelli

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Canada and the EU have a long history of economic cooperation. Composed of 27 Member States with a total population of over 500 million and a GDP of nearly $16.8 trillion in 2010, the EU is the world’s largest single common market, foreign investor and trader. As an integrated block, the EU represents Canada's second largest trading partner in goods and services. In 2010, Canadian goods and services exports to the EU totalled $49.1 billion, and imports from the EU amounted to $55.2 billion.

B.C. supports Canada EU trade deal, with the exception of drug patent protection

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