Tridge summary
The United States and the European Union have announced a cooperative framework to address large civil aircraft disputes, leading to the suspension of tariffs related to the dispute for the next five years, including those on agricultural products. This development is expected to benefit American farmers, ranchers, and the food and agriculture industry, which had been impacted by retaliatory tariffs. The suspension of tariffs follows the World Trade Organization's findings on subsidies for Airbus and Boeing airplanes and is seen as a positive step towards normalizing trade relations between the two regions. However, issues such as the EU's approach to agricultural trade and new dairy certification requirements still need to be addressed to further improve transatlantic trade relations.
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The United States and the European Union announced a cooperative framework to address large civil aircraft disputes. Within the agreement, the two countries agreed to move away from past confrontation in pursuit of a cooperative future by suspending the tariffs related to this dispute for five years, including those on agricultural products. U.S. Trade Representative Ambassador Katherine Tai says, “We are strongest when we work with our friends and allies, and the partnership with European Commission Executive Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis is a demonstration of that principle in action.” In May 2018, the World Trade Organization found that EU subsidies for Airbus airplanes had adversely affected U.S. airplane manufacturers and that the United States was entitled to retaliate under WTO’s dispute-settlement system. The United States has had $11 billion of retaliatory tariffs in place on a wide range of European products, including dairy, since October 2019. In October 2020, the ...
Source: Prairie Grain Partners
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