India requested the establishment of a dispute settlement panel at the July meeting of the WTO’s Dispute Settlement Body (“DSB”) to determine whether the U.S. violated WTO rules when it imposed a countervailing duty order on imports from India of hot-rolled carbon steel flat products. India had previously requested consultations with the United States on this issue in April 2012. The United States blocked India’s initial request to establish a panel, but under WTO rules the United States would not be able to block a second request by India at a future meeting of the DSB. India is challenging the U.S. conclusion that Indian steel producers received a countervailable subsidy through the purchase of iron ore from a state-owned producer for less than adequate remuneration.
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India moves forward with World Trade Organization challenge to U.S. duties on hot-rolled steel
- King & Spalding LLP
- Joshua Snead (Josh)
- Global, India, USA
- August 1 2012
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