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BY ALAN OSBORNFOLLOWING last week’s (19/9/01) agreement on the terms of China’s accession to the World Trade Organisation, the way has been opened for British and other retailers to set…

Keith NuthallTIGHTER security measures are to be introduced in airports across the European Union in the wake of the terrorist destruction of New York’s World Trade Centre. The reforms were…

Keith NuthallURGENT action to boost airport security in the wake of the destruction of New York’s World Trade Centre has been ordered by the European Union Council of Ministers for…

agreement revealed today (Wednesday) on the terms for China to join the World Trade Organisation. Besides lower tariffs and an end to import quotas, the deal will allow Western firms…

…to the World Trade Organisation. The European Commission said there was “great demand” for legal services from western firms as China enters international markets on an unrestricted basis for the…

BY KEITH NUTHALLKNITTED clothing and textile manufacturing countries that are members of the World Trade Organisation have attacked the world’s major importers – the US, the EU, and Canada –…

BY KEITH NUTHALLFURTHER details have been revealed about the concessions that have been made by China in its successful bid to secure membership of the World Trade Organisation. According to…

…thus constituting an impediment to free trade. That’s why we need the Codex Alimentarius, an international food standards organisation maintained by a Rome-based intergovernmental statutory Commission with a membership of…

KEITH NUTHALLURGENT action to boost airport security in the wake of the destruction of New York’s World Trade Centre has been ordered by the European Union Council of Ministers (transport)….

…the year 2006 to 2004. The two countries have also asked the Department of Trade and Industry in Pretoria to amend its rules of origin, to speed up the implementation…