RULES OF ORIGIN
May 1st, 2002
KEITH NUTHALLTALKS held between the USA and India over a complaint regarding American rules of origin legislation have failed, with New Delhi formally requesting that a World Trade Organisation disputes panel is established to settle the row; the Indian government claims that they unfairly favour the US and European Union textile industries.New Delhi says that concessions made by Washington in 2000 to the EU regarding its rules of origin focused on textile products of particular interest to European exporters and left other lines untouched, breaking WTO fair ...
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