NAFTA talks resume amid push for quick deal

A few key disputes -- such as the North American parts content in light vehicles, agriculture and investor-state dispute panels -- will determine whether a deal to retool NAFTA is possible, says Flavio Volpe, head of an industry group representing Canadian auto parts makers. (BLOOMBERG)

By:

Josh Wingrove, Eric Martin and Andrew Mayeda

April 19, 2018 05:00 AM

WASHINGTON -- The trio of ministers leading Nafta talks meet again in Washington beginning Thursday as they continue to push for a deal in principle within week.

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