China says Canada should make moves to "correct the mistakes it made earlier" amid a brewing diplomatic and trade row following the detention of a top Chinese telecom executive. China said Wednesday its suspension this week of the licence of a second major Canadian canola exporter — Viterra Inc. — is justified by safety concerns. But, he added, Canada should "take practical measures to correct the mistakes it made earlier" in dealing with the overall relationship. China halted imports from Canada's other major canola exporter, Richardson International Ltd., earlier this month due to hazardous organisms allegedly found in the company's product. "There is a lot of confusion amongst farmers about what is able to be exported," said David Quist, executive director of the Western Canadian Wheat Growers.

Source: CBC News March 27, 2019 12:11 UTC