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Canadian Consumers Already Benefiting from Korean Trade Deal
By Patrick Gervais , Law Times Mar 04, 2015
Canadian consumers are already benefiting from the Canada-South Korea free-trade agreement that came into force on Jan. 1.
The agreement results in significant tariff elimination on many South Korean goods. The eliminations include the immediate end of an 81.5-per-cent tariff on all non-agricultural goods. The deal also includes the elimination of 100 per cent of tariff lines on fish and seafood within three years as well as duties on all wood and forestry tariff lines. In addition, it signals the immediate elimination of half of the agricultural tariff lines and a further 36-per-cent reduction of duties for agricultural products over five years. Exclusions include supply-managed products such as dairy, poultry, and eggs.
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