INDIA – BED LINEN ACTION
April 1st, 2003
Keith NuthallTHE INDIAN government is threatening to impose trade penalties on the European Union, because of the latest WTO decision in the long running cotton-type bed linen dispute, where the organisation's appellate body ruled that the EU had failed to impose anti-dumping duties fully in accordance with international law.At a meeting of the WTO's disputes settlement body, the Indian government "reserved the right" to seek official approval for the "suspension of concessions or other obligations." Meanwhile, the European Union is sticking to its line that it ...
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