Does CETA currently have limitations or restrictions on specific economic sectors? It seems to me it would have a much easier time passing EU parliament including Wallonia if we didn't encroach upon Wallonia's diary industry and limited ourselves to our traditional exports i.e raw materials. Isn't that how trade is supposed to work? An exchange of wanted goods and services which are not locally economically available? The problem is everyone is getting into everyone else's way - Why is Egypt growing potatoes for export? Why is Canada producing traditionally european cheeses? Can't we just trade our lumber for european cheese? Nobody would complain. Plus, I can enjoy quality european cheese at reasonable cost, instead of being stuck with Canadian orange cheeses.