WASHINGTON — A World Trade Organization dispute settlement panel has found in favor of the United States in a dispute challenging India’s ban on various U.S. agricultural products — such as poultry meat eggs, and live pigs — allegedly to protect against avian influenza. The panel agreed with the United States that India’s ban breached numerous international trade rules, including because it was imposed without sufficient scientific evidence.
United States Trade Representative Michael Froman said, “This is a major victory for American farmers. The WTO panel agreed with the U.S. case that India lacks any scientific basis to restrict. . .
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