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Trade Policy
Commission welcomes UK government paper on future customs arrangement - but warns on outstanding issues
Trade Agreements
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Concern from farmers' groups over Irish border trade plan
UK government position papers on the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland post-Brexit has raised concerns among farmers on both sides.
EU-Mercosur deal to contain SPS information sharing ‘channel’
The EU-Mercosur trade deal, if agreed, will contain specific provisions to improve information and notification exchanges on sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) issues via a specific channel.
Export bans impact highly dependent countries in a lasting way - OECD study
Commission working on second list of GIs for protection on Chinese market
Commission applies new import tariff on maize, rye and sorghum
EU offer on beef, ethanol coming in October Mercosur talks
The EU offer on its most sensitive agricultural sectors in a potential trade agreement with Mercosur – beef and ethanol –will be put on the table in October.
Trade Disputes
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Export bans impact highly dependent countries in a lasting way - OECD study
The EU is 'ready to respond' to US sanctions on Russia, says Juncker
US plays hardball on Indian poultry import rules
A US request for retaliation against India in a poultry trade dispute has been referred to arbitration at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) despite several other countries suggesting this would be overly hasty.
WTO ‘mediation process’ still unused after plant trade dispute resolved
Nigeria and Mexico have reached a bilateral agreement to end a row on trade in hibiscus flowers, meaning a WTO ‘mediation process’ created to resolve sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) is still yet to be used.
WTO COOL arbitration hearing approaches
A World Trade Organsation (WTO) arbitration hearing will take place on September 15-16 in Geneva, Switzerland, over the multiyear trade dispute between the United States and countries opposed to its country of origin labelling (COOL) policy.
Mexico admits US sugar agreement not ideal, but better than dispute
A deal reached with the US in December to limit Mexican sugar exports is not ideal, but preferable to entering into a bitter trade dispute, Mexican economy minister Ildefonso Guajardo said this week.
Geographical Indications
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EU-Japan deal on GIs a ‘remarkable outcome’, says Commissioner
EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström has hailed Japan’s readiness to protect key EU geographical indications (GIs) in a future free trade agreement (FTA) but says it may not be easy to match these terms in future deals with other countries.
Slovenia to bring wine labelling dispute to ECJ, after Commission shoots down claims
MEPs wave through Commission plans on wine labelling rules dispute
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