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Economy & Business - April 2024
MEXICO: New US food labels cause concern among trade officials
Mexican officials have criticised the introduction of new US food label claims which they say are “discriminatory” to Mexican products. This complaint could escalate to become the latest trade dispute between the two neighbours.
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