US to fight Nafta lumber ruling
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The US says it will take the unusual step challenging Nafta findings that Canadian wood imports pose not threat to the US lumber industry.
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GENEVA The top court of the World Trade Organization on Monday dismissed a US appeal of an April decision that Canada&#39;s Wheat Board met international rules, undermining the Bush administration&#39;s efforts to dismantle the Canadian agency.
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The Bush administration, under pressure from a Democratic-controlled Congress to do something about America's soaring trade deficit, filed a trade case Friday against China in a dispute involving government subsidies.
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LOS ANGELES - 09/09/04 - For the third time in as many weeks, the World Trade Organization has handed down decisions against US ruling against US anti-dumping and cotton subsidy policies, and rejecting Washington&#39;s appeal of an earlier ruling upholding
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The World Trade Organisation has ruled in favour of a complaint by the United States against the European Union's banana import regime, US trade officials said on Friday.
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WASHINGTON  - The Bush administration gave notice on Thursday that it will pursue an unfair trade case accusing the 25-country European Union of operating a confusing tariff system that harms the ability of U.S. exporters to make sales.
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WASHINGTON - US textile and clothing manufacturers petitioned the Bush administration Tuesday to protect them against a surge of Chinese imports next year when worldwide quotas are removed, arguing that thousands of US jobs are at stake.
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The United States Trade Representative Susan Schwab will sign a deal in Ottawa today that is intended to end a long-running dispute over Canadian lumber exports, the trade representativeÂs office said. Ms. Schwab and David Emerson, CanadaÂs minister for international trade, are scheduled to give final approval to the softwood lumber agreement, which would halt years of litigation over CanadaÂs claims that the United States unfairly slapped duties on lumber Canada. In July, American and Canadian officials gave initial approval to a pact that requires the United States to pay back about $4.3 billion in duties on wood imports, or about 80 percent of the total duties it collected during the dispute.
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WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration, under pressure from a Democratic-controlled Congress to do something about America's soaring trade deficit, filed a trade case Friday against China in a dispute involving government subsidies.
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The United States and the European  Union faced off on Wednesday over billions of dollars in  subsidies for top aircraft manufacturers Airbus and Boeing, by  filing competing cases at the World Trade Organization.
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The United States, the European  Union and Canada are expected to ask the World Trade  Organization on Friday to decide whether China is restricting  imports of foreign auto parts in violation of international  rules, U.S. and EU officials said on Thursday.
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VANCOUVER (CP) - The lobby group representing the US softwood lumber industry demanded today that its government appeal a US trade body ruling favourable to Canada&#39;s industry.
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Carlos M. Gutierrez, President Bush's nominee for commerce secretary, pledged  yesterday to vigorously fight unfair trade practices that hinder the ability of U.S. companies to compete around the world.
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The World Trade Organization on Monday rejected a US appeal against an earlier finding that supported Canada&#39;s wheat trade. The WTO appeals body upheld a February decision by its dispute settlement body, which
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CRAWFORD, Texas From the president on down, the Bush administration is pledging to comply with a World Trade Organization ruling that penalizes US exports.
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WASHINGTON - The World Trade Organization imposed penalties yesterday on US exports ranging from apples to textiles, escalating a trade dispute the Bush administration has struggled to defuse by unsuccessfully urging Congress to repeal legislation aimed
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The World Trade Organization imposed penalties yesterday on exports ranging from apples to textiles, escalating a trade dispute the Bush administration has tried to defuse by unsuccessfully urging Congress to repeal legislation aimed at protecting US steel makers.