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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO. Katherine Tai, U.S. Trade Representative addresses the Geneva Graduate Institute about the World Trade Organization’s (WTO), role in global economic and U.S. policies priorities in advance of the 12th Ministerial conference in Geneva.

WASHINGTON (Reuters] – U.S. officials announced Thursday that they are seeking to consult Mexico about its environmental obligations as a result of their U.S. – Mexico-Canada trade deal. These include protection of endangered vaquita porcoise.

In a statement, the Office of the U.S. trade representative stated that the U.S. wants to talk with Mexico about its obligations in order to stop illegal fishing and the trafficking of the totoaba fish.

“USTR is committed to protecting the environment and is requesting this consultation to ensure Mexico lives up to its USMCA environment commitments,” U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai said. These issues are important to us and we look forward working with Mexico.”

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