India unfairly bars U.S. poultry and hogs, rules WTO

A WTO appellate panel ruled that India violated fair-trade rules by barring imports of U.S. poultry, eggs and hogs as a way to prevent entry of avian influenza. The poultry industry estimated sales of poultry to India could rise quickly to $300 million a year once India’s restrictions are removed. The case began eight years… » Read More

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