US WINS PERMISSION FOR SANCTIONS ON EU
Tema(s): En: Financial Times 13 abr. 1999, p. 4Resumen: The World Trade Organisation will meet next Monday to give Washington approval to impose sanctions of nearly 200m on European goods in the long-running US-EU banana dispute. This will be the first time authorisation to retaliate against a member country has been granted by the WTO or its predecessor, Gatt, in more than 50 years of existence. The 100 per cent duties will affect 191.4m of imports of European Union bed linen, batteries, luxury handbags, paper and non-corrugated boxes, lithographs, and coffee and tea makers.| Tipo de ítem | Biblioteca actual | Signatura | Info Vol | Estado | Fecha de vencimiento | Código de barras | |
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The World Trade Organisation will meet next Monday to give Washington approval to impose sanctions of nearly 200m on European goods in the long-running US-EU banana dispute. This will be the first time authorisation to retaliate against a member country has been granted by the WTO or its predecessor, Gatt, in more than 50 years of existence. The 100 per cent duties will affect 191.4m of imports of European Union bed linen, batteries, luxury handbags, paper and non-corrugated boxes, lithographs, and coffee and tea makers.
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