The U.S. ITC has determined Canadian exports of groundwood paper have harmed domestic industry, and the Department of Commerce will continue the case with the next decision due by November 2. This further complicates U.S. / Canada relations in the forestry, coming as the Canadians are looking to include the ongoing softwood lumber discussions into NAFTA negotiations. Panjiva data shows imports have already been in long-term decline, falling 10% annually over the past three years in volume terms to July 31. Canadian shippers have been losing market share to those from Germany and Finland,...