WTO panel reports on disputes between India and United States, mutually agreed solutions
The panel reports provide a brief description of the disputes and note that solutions have been reached.
WTO panel reports provide description of disputes and that solutions have been reached
The World Trade Organization (WTO) today issued two panel reports in cases brought by India and the United States.
- United States — Certain Measures on Steel and Aluminium Products (DS547)
- India — Additional Duties on Certain Products from the United States (DS585)
According to the WTO release, the panel reports provide a brief description of the disputes and note that solutions have been reached.
Background
The United States and India in June 2023 agreed to terminate these disputes. Read TradeNewsFlash
The United States and India in July 2023 notified the WTO that they had reached a mutually agreed solution to the matters raised in the two disputes.
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