TORONTO - China is suspending all meat imports from Canada amid their dispute over the Canadian detention of a top executive at the Chinese tech company Huawei. The Chinese Embassy in Ottawa said in a statement on its website Tuesday that the move follows Chinese customs inspectors' detection of residue from a restricted feed additive, called ractopamine, in a batch of Canadian pork products. It is permitted in Canada but banned in China. "China has taken urgent preventive measures and requested the Canadian government to suspend the issuance of certificates for meat exportedto China," the statement said. Meng Wanzhou, the Hua...
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