(MENAFN) Australia has filed a trade complaint accusing Canada of imposing "discriminatory" rules on the sales of imported wine.
As Canada is the fourth-biggest wine market in Australia, the country says the Canadian regulations unfairly disadvantage wines produced overseas.
Australian Trade Minister said: "In this case we've got a number of provinces in Canada that are putting in place pro-protectionist policies."
Australia has complained about rules in the province of British Columbia, where local wines can be sold in grocery shops but imported wine must be sold in a "store within a store".
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