FREE TRADE
DENMARK’S NEW POLICY? SEQUEL TO OTTAWA CONFERENCE By Telegraph—Copyright—Press As. MONTREAL, Aug. 23. It is reported that Denmark is on September 1 to institute a sweeping free trade policy as a result of the Ottawa Conference. The Danish Con-sul-Genreal unofficially learned that the change is being considered. Cattle, coffee, rice,® raw tobacco, fodder, pig iron, raw materials, seeds and fruits for oil pressing will be admitted free, creating the most important free market in Europe. Canadian business men are already after trade. This is interpreted as the break up of the trade relations established by the Oslo Convention binding Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg under a preferential customs duties agreement. Sweden previously allowed the Swedish-German and Swedish-polish pacts to lapse.
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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 206, 25 August 1932, Page 5
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