NORWAY EU WTO SALMON ANTI-DUMPING DISPUTE REASONING
May 1st, 2006
BY KEITH NUTHALL
NORWAY has unveiled the arguments it will use at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) when claiming that the European Union's (EU) new anti-dumping regime on farmed Norwegian salmon breaks the WTO's Anti-Dumping Agreement. Oslo is claiming that Brussels has broken four of this WTO agreement's articles by imposing duties on farmed salmon as a single product, "whether or not the farmed salmon consists of whole fish or filleted portions of varying sizes and form". Norway argues that legally, these amount to several products and in a ...
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