Mr. Speaker, obviously, reciprocity in health standards is always a delicate issue, and it came up when we negotiated the free trade agreement with Europe.
I must say that the quality of the products we produce here, whether it be poultry, beef or pork, is higher and meets higher standards. It was surprising that there was a problem with England, when we know very well that Japan is accepting our exports, because we have some of the best standards in the world.
We have not been able to really clarify this issue, but there is no doubt that products from here in Canada meet the highest standards in the world.
As a former grocer, I believe in our Canadian products.
