BUTTER FOR CANADA

Hokitika Guardian, 3 October 1930, Page 5

BUTTER FOR CANADA

ATTSTRALIiAtf EXPORT POLICY, g As a “token of good-fyill towards tfifr p Canadian Government and the dairy- g§ ipg industry in Canada,’’ the Federal Ministry has decided to control the fa export of butter to that Dominion f-< from the Commonwealth, . says the “’Argus;” No export s butter will hepermitted during the coming Canadian winter season, excepting under license from the Minister of Markets and un-

der conditions that will preclude competition detrimental to Canadian ter. With the approval of the Commonwealth Dairy Produce Control Board an advisory board has been tablished in Canada to recommend the 7| quantities of butter that may be sent iff to Canada without embarrassing the;;) markets there. This advisory board -0 will consist of, the Australian trade;* commissioner in Canada (Mr McGreg- J or), a representative of the Canadian National Dairy Counrcil, and a rcpie-y sentative of the butter distributors in|* Canada. : - , -w: vYV When making this announcement last week the Acting Minister of Mar-0 k'ets (Mr Forde) said that the friendlv sentiment existing in Canada towards increasing her trade with Australia was greatly appreciated, and he.o desired to give an assurance .that a t similar feeling was reciprocated by , Australia, particularly in regard to products embraced in the trade treaty,); between the two Dominions. -