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Two American lawmakers have introduced a legislation against sugar subsidies given by many countries including India, Brazil, Russia, Mexico, and the EU.

US lawmakers oppose India's subsidies on wheat, rice, sugar with legislation push, pressure on Biden

Two American lawmakers have introduced a legislation against sugar subsidies given by many countries including India, Brazil, Russia, Mexico, and the EU.

India's agricultural policies are under attack in the United States of America with US lawmakers objecting to subsidies provided for many Indian produce.
Two American lawmakers have introduced a legislation in the House of Representatives against sugar subsidies given by many countries including India, Brazil, Russia, Mexico, and the European Union. The lawmakers alleged that dumping of cheap sugar subsidised by other countries threatens American farmers.
Meanwhile, a prominent Senator spoke against Indian subsidies to wheat and rice-growing farmers during a Congressional hearing. Republican Senator John Boozman accused India of "blatantly violating" World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules.
&ldquo;We continue to engage India in multilateral forums on this issue, raising questions in the WTO, and working on counter notifications in years past to bring out really what we view as the truth to their subsidisation policy,&rdquo; replied Alexis Taylor, USDA Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs.
He was responding to a question from Boozman, who is a Ranking Member of the Agricultural Committee.
(With agency inputs)
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A World Trade Organisation (WTO) panel has asked India to withdraw sugar subsidy as the world's second largest producer of sugar allegedly violated global trade rules.Brazil, Australia and Guatemala had bought the case to the WTO in 2019, claiming India was in violation of 'support' rules by providing excessive subsidy. According to the findings of the WTO, India provided support to sugarcane growers in excess of the permitted level of 10% of the total value of sugarcane production. India believes that its measures are consistent with its obligations under the WTO agreements, and the ministry of commerce and industry said in a statement on Tuesday that a WTO panel’s findings were “erroneous". “India has initiated all measures necessary to protect its interest and file an appeal at the WTO against the report, to protect the interests of its farmers," said the ministry.

Bitter WTO ruling for India; trade body asks India to withdraw sugar subsidy

Brazil, Australia and Guatemala had bought the case to the WTO in 2019, claiming India was in violation of 'support' rules by providing excessive subsidy. 


India asked to withdraw sugar subsidy

India has initiated all measures necessary to protect its interest and file an appeal at the WTO against the report, to protect the interests of its farmers, Centre said

A World Trade Organisation (WTO) panel has asked India to withdraw sugar&nbsp;subsidy as the world's second largest producer of sugar allegedly&nbsp;violated global trade rules. Brazil, Australia and Guatemala had bought the case to the WTO&nbsp;in 2019, claiming India was in violation of 'support' rules by providing excessive subsidy.&nbsp;
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China has come out in support of India and South Africa's proposal for a temporary patents waiver for coronavirus vaccines. Beijing has asserted that it will back all actions that are conducive to the developing countries' fight against the pandemic.
India and South Africa called for patents waiver for Covid-19 vaccines at the World Trade Organization in October last year so that people in developing countries get access to life-saving vaccines.
Since then, the proposal has garnered&nbsp;support in the US and the European Union.
Early this month, WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala appealed to the member countries to quickly present and negotiate a text that could temporarily ease trade rules that protect Covid-19 vaccine technology, considering the urgency.

China supports India, S Africa on Covid vaccines patents waiver

China has come out in support of India and South Africa's proposal for a temporary patents waiver for coronavirus vaccines

China has come out in support of India and South Africa's proposal for a temporary patents waiver for coronavirus vaccines. Beijing has asserted that it will back all actions that are conducive to the developing countries' fight against the pandemic.
India and South Africa called for patents waiver for Covid-19 vaccines at the World Trade Organization in October last year so that people in developing countries get access to life-saving vaccines.
Since then, the proposal has garnered&nbsp;support in the US and the European Union.

China has come out in support of India and South Africa's proposal for a temporary patents waiver for coronavirus vaccines. Beijing has asserted that it will back all actions that are conducive to the developing countries' fight against the pandemic.
India and South Africa called for patents waiver for Covid-19 vaccines at the World Trade Organization in October last year so that people in developing countries get access to life-saving vaccines.
Since then, the proposal has garnered&nbsp;support in the US and the European Union.
Early this month, WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala appealed to the member countries to quickly present and negotiate a text that could temporarily ease trade rules that protect Covid-19 vaccine technology, considering the urgency.

Top US Democratic lawmakers have launched #FreeTheVaccine campaign in support of a proposal by India and South Africa before the World Trade Organisation to temporarily waive anti-Covid vaccine patents to boost its supply.
More than 100 Democratic Congressmen, along with a large number of policy activists and rights bodies, launched the campaign on Tuesday, a day before the crucial meeting of the WTO General Council in Geneva.
"The horror in India could play out again and again in other countries if we don&rsquo;t act now. Blocking access to vaccines is anti-humanitarian, anti-diplomatic, and weakens American influence for good on the global stage,&rdquo; Congressman Lloyd Doggett tweeted.

US lawmakers launch #FreeTheVaccine campaign in support of India, S Africa

Top US Democratic lawmakers have launched #FreeTheVaccine campaign in support of a proposal by India and South Africa before the WTO to temporarily waive anti-Covid vaccine patents to boost its supply

Top US Democratic lawmakers have launched #FreeTheVaccine campaign in support of a proposal by India and South Africa before the World Trade Organisation to temporarily waive anti-Covid vaccine patents to boost its supply.
More than 100 Democratic Congressmen, along with a large number of policy activists and rights bodies, launched the campaign on Tuesday, a day before the crucial meeting of the WTO General Council in Geneva.
"The horror in India could play out again and again in other countries if we don&rsquo;t act now. Blocking access to vaccines is anti-humanitarian, anti-diplomatic, and weakens American influence for good on the global stage,&rdquo; Congressman Lloyd Doggett tweeted.&nbsp;

Top US Democratic lawmakers have launched #FreeTheVaccine campaign in support of a proposal by India and South Africa before the World Trade Organisation to temporarily waive anti-Covid vaccine patents to boost its supply.
More than 100 Democratic Congressmen, along with a large number of policy activists and rights bodies, launched the campaign on Tuesday, a day before the crucial meeting of the WTO General Council in Geneva.
"The horror in India could play out again and again in other countries if we don&rsquo;t act now. Blocking access to vaccines is anti-humanitarian, anti-diplomatic, and weakens American influence for good on the global stage,&rdquo; Congressman Lloyd Doggett tweeted.

Nigeria's Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was appointed Monday to head the World Trade Organization, becoming the first woman and first African to take on the role. She has been Nigeria's finance minister and, briefly, foreign minister, and has had a 25-year career at the World Bank. 66-year-old Okonjo-Iweala said in a statement that her first priority would be quickly addressing the economic and health consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic. The appointment came after U.S. President Joe Biden endorsed her candidacy, which had been blocked by former President Donald Trump. 164 countries make up the WTO, which deals with the rules of trade between nations.
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Nigeria's Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is WTO's first woman & African head

Nigeria's Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was appointed Monday to head the World Trade Organization, becoming the first woman and first African to take on the role

Nigeria's Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was appointed Monday to head the World Trade Organization, becoming the first woman and first African to take on the role. She has been Nigeria's finance minister and, briefly, foreign minister, and has had a 25-year career at the World Bank. 66-year-old Okonjo-Iweala said in a statement that her first priority would be quickly addressing the economic and health consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic. The appointment came after U.S. President Joe Biden endorsed her candidacy, which had been blocked by former President Donald Trump. 164 countries make up the WTO, which deals with the rules of trade between nations.
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Waive IPR rules for Covid drugs: India, SA to WTO

India and South Africa want the World Trade Organization to waive intellectual property rules to make it easier for developing countries to produce or import Covid-19 drugs

India and South Africa want the World Trade Organization to waive intellectual property rules to make it easier for developing countries to produce or import Covid-19 drugs. In a letter to the WTO, the two countries called on the global trade body to waive parts of the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, which governs patents, trademarks, copyright and other intellectual property rules globally. The letter posted on WTO website states that there are significant concerns over how vaccine will be made available promptly, in sufficient quantities and at an affordable price to meet global demand.

India and South Africa want the World Trade Organization to waive intellectual property rules to make it easier for developing countries to produce or import Covid-19 drugs. In a letter to the WTO, the two countries called on the global trade body to waive parts of the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS), which governs patents, trademarks, copyright and other intellectual property rules globally. The letter posted on WTO website states that there are significant concerns over how vaccine will be made available promptly, in sufficient quantities and at an affordable price to meet global demand.

US tariffs on China are 'illegal': WTO

Calling it 'illegal', the World Trade Organization on Tuesday said that the United States had breached global trading rules by imposing heavy tariffs in President Donald Trump's trade war with China.
Washington showed disapproval saying that&nbsp;tariffs it imposed two years ago on more than $200 billion in Chinese goods were justified because China was forcing companies to transfer technology and intellectual property.&nbsp;
This is the first time that the Geneva-based trade body has ruled against a series of high-profile tariffs that President Donald Trump's government has imposed on a number of countries.

Calling it 'illegal', the World Trade Organization on Tuesday said that the United States had breached global trading rules by imposing heavy tariffs in President Donald Trump's trade war with China.
Washington showed disapproval saying that&nbsp;tariffs it imposed two years ago on more than $200 billion in Chinese goods were justified because China was forcing companies to transfer technology and intellectual property.&nbsp;
This is the first time that the Geneva-based trade body has ruled against a series of high-profile tariffs that President Donald Trump's government has imposed on a number of countries.

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