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G20 trade chiefs to denounce food trade coercion but not excess factory capacity

By David Lawder MILWAUKEE, Oct 1 (Reuters) – G20 trade ministers agreed on Thursday to denounce the weaponization of food through coercive trade actions, but failed to reach consensus on statements

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