Maybe he should start paying his workers a living wage .
There is much more at stake than prices. It is about time CNBC woke up to China's predatory practices. Their aim is to have the Beijing stock exchange on Wall Street.
Glad to see the Canada dairy deal has sent the price of milk up. winning
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