EU, US unhappy with India over restricting apple import to one port, questions decision
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An Economic Times reveals that the concerns were raised by the developed countries – the
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"It asked India what will happen to imported apples that are brought through other ports and requested further information about the rationale for the measure," as per the release by WTO.
The US, however, says that the measures has so far impacted the trade and took the issue over lack of a comment period before the new policy was implemented. Other nations including New Zealand, Chile, and Australia too echoed the same mantra.
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In a reply, India has said that the measure does not fall within the definition of an import licensing measure under the Agreement on Import Licensing Procedures and thus is not "fit for discussion under this committee."
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