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randome

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8. So far as I know, the only labeling issue...

Sat Oct 3, 2015, 08:25 AM

Oct 2015

...is when a country implies that their products are somehow safer without any evidence to prove it. Such as 'GMO Free'. If they applied that label to their own products but did not allow similar labels on competing products, they would be ripe for a lawsuit.

So far as I understand it, that is.

As far as MJ goes, we can't expect the entire world to abide by America's health standards as represented by, what, 2 or 3 states that allow MJ to be sold? Not everyone is going to agree it's a good thing.
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Tobacco Issue Puts Pacific Trade Pact at Risk [View all] bemildred Oct 2015 OP

So does that mean the MJ industry can sue? WDIM Oct 2015 #1

They are not able to bribe the Congress enough to get that kind of "support" yet. nt bemildred Oct 2015 #2

The criminals pay them more to keep it illegal. nt WDIM Oct 2015 #3

They have plenty of money, because it is illegal. nt bemildred Oct 2015 #4

A country can prohibit whatever it wants for whatever reason it wants. randome Oct 2015 #5

In other words, no encouraging domestic production against foreign competition. bemildred Oct 2015 #6

It's not bad if it intertwines the governance of more nations. randome Oct 2015 #9

That's an opinion. bemildred Oct 2015 #10

Too many smaller companies are chomping at the bit as much as the larger corporations for the TPP. randome Oct 2015 #11

They are fools looking to get bought out. Pump and dump. bemildred Oct 2015 #12

Thats from the TPP? WDIM Oct 2015 #7

So far as I know, the only labeling issue... randome Oct 2015 #8

Everyone should agree WDIM Oct 2015 #13