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On 4 February 2009, China initiated dispute settlement proceedings against the European Union (EU) before the World Trade Organization (WTO), contending that the EU imposes anti-dumping duties on leather footwear contrary to WTO rules
Today, following requests from the USA, the EU and Mexico, the WTO decided to establish a panel for the purpose of determining whether China restricts the export of raw materials contrary to WTO rules
