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USMCA Article 32.10 Creates an Exit Option, Not a U.S. Veto on Canada's Trade Deals
Washington reportedly sought limits on Canada's future trade agreements. Article 32.10 is narrower. It requires disclosure for a defined class of negotiations. Paragraph 5 then allows the other two parties to terminate USMCA on six months' notice after "Entry by a Party into" a covered FTA. It gives no party an approval vote.
Mosaic's Sulfur Curtailment Exposes a Gap in U.S. Fertilizer Policy
Washington has opened shipment-specific CVD relief for subject Moroccan phosphate fertilizer and funded new independent capacity. Neither measure supplies sulfur to curtailed incumbent plants. Producer counsel should build the missing foreign-measure and causation record before filing.
