Japan, Mexico agree to resume FTA talks in late Nov.

LOS ANGELES, United States - Japanese officials head to talks with Mexican officials on Nov. 5 in Los Angeles in a bid to get stalled talks on a bilateral free trade agreement (FTA) back on track. Both countries agreed to restart FTA negotiations late this month after failing to strike an accord last month.

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