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The United States has requested this Friday that the retaliatory measures authorized by the World Trade Organization (WTO) as a sanction by the European Union on its tariffs on Spanish black olives be limited only to products related to its trade with Spain and not with the rest of the EU. The sanctions can rise up to $13.64 million (11.6 million euros). In the monthly meeting this Friday of the WTO's Dispute Settlement Body, which already gave the EU the possibility to impose these retaliatory measures almost two months ago, the US delegation has defended that any suspension of concessions or other sanctions that the Twenty-Seven apply to products other than those related to Spain would be incompatible with the ruling. The amount was decided on October 29 by an arbitration panel and today the authorization was confirmed by the Dispute Settlement Body. Therefore, from now on the European Union can draw up a specific list of US products that could be affected, although it could ...

On November 24, the fishing season in Nova Scotia's main lobster-producing area began as scheduled, with areas 33 and 34 accounting for approximately one-fourth of Canada's total lobster production. Typically, 60% of the catch is completed in the two months leading up to the season. Tommy Amriault, president of the Canadian Cold Water Lobster Association (CLA), told UCN: "The general feedback from the fleet is that the overall yield in the entire fishing area is low, with only sporadic small areas having relatively optimistic yields. The problem is that the area of high yield is shrinking every year. Many years ago, lobsters were everywhere on the seabed, and only a small part of the area had no lobsters; now the situation is just the opposite, with large areas of the seabed having no lobsters, and only a few areas having yields above the average." "At the beginning of the season, the quality of lobsters was very poor, and there has been no significant improvement in the past ...

(Agraria.pe) Between January and November of the current year, Peru exported 12,997,410 kilograms of fresh peas for a FOB value of US$ 43,677,582, according to a report by the consultancy Agrodata. In this period, the source indicates, the main destination for these shipments was the United States, where placements reached US$ 17,945,644 (41% of the total national shipments). Following this, the United Kingdom was next with US$ 14,620,900.