Potential impact of sanitary and phytosanitary barriers on trade for the Americas
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1997Location
San José, Costa Rica
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Informe
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This report investigates the prospects countries in the Americas have in their efforts to meet the SPS mandates of the World Trade Organization (WTO), It identidies several trends that appear to be occurring as countries attempt to meet obligations under the WTO. An understandind of these trends is important considering that many ot the SPS policy issues have evolved relatively quickly and haphazardly over the past few years with little opportunity for analysis or reflection. Since these measures are continuing to evolve at a rapid pace, our policy recommendations consider the success of several short-term actions and then focus on the long-term needs and objectives based on today's environment. The issue of compliance with WTO obligations is important because it marks the first occasion where SPS has been brought formally into the dialogue concerning trade.
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Serie Technical Work in Progress Series
Keywords
Barreras comerciales||trade barriers||barreira comercial||barrière commerciale, Sanidad animal||animal health||sanidade animal||santé animale, Protección de las plantas||plant protection||protecção das plantas||protection des plantes, Control de la exportación||export control||controlo da exportação||restriction à l'exportation, Estudios de casos prácticos, Evaluación||evaluation||avaliação||évaluation, Américas||Americas||Américas||Amériques,
Delegation
Representación Costa Rica
Editor
Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA)
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