WTO | 2022 News items - Members welcome COVID-19 trade-related measures report, agree on future experience sharing
Members welcomed the latest update on export restrictions and prohibitions and trade-easing measures relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, which was presented by the WTO Secretariat at a meeting of the Committee on Market Access on 30-31 March. The Committee also heard about the first experience-sharing session on COVID-19-related goods, where members sought to better understand how they define lists of “essential goods” to combat the pandemic and the challenges they face with tariff classification.
WTO | 2022 News items - Members welcome COVID-19 trade-related measures report, agree on future experience sharing home wto news 2022 news news item MARKET ACCESS FOR GOODS Slideshow --> More items --> The WTO Secretariat presented a revised report that compiles and summarizes relevant information on export prohibitions and restrictions that have been notified by members under the 2012 Decision on Notification Procedures for Quantitative Restrictions ( QR Decision ), the voluntary communications submitted by members to the Committee with information on trade-easing measures as well as other me
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