BRAZIL EU CHICKEN CUT CUSTOMS CLASSIFICATION
November 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALL
A WORLD Trade Organisation (WTO) arbitrator will be appointed to say when the European Union (EU) must reclassify the customs designation of frozen boneless chicken cut of 1.2%-3% salt content imports. This follows a WTO disputes panel ordering this reclassification, sought by Brazil. Both sides have failed to agree an implementation date.
A WORLD Trade Organisation (WTO) arbitrator will be appointed to say when the European Union (EU) must reclassify the customs designation of frozen boneless chicken cut of 1.2%-3% salt content imports. This follows a WTO disputes panel ordering this reclassification, sought by Brazil. Both sides have failed to agree an implementation date.
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