Brazil submits first ever counter proposal from “non-demandeurs” on domestic support in public stockholding
By Peter Ungphakorn
POSTED JUNE 1, 2022 | UPDATED JUNE 1, 2022
Less than two weeks before the re-scheduled World Trade Organization (WTO) Ministerial Conference, two new proposals were circulated on the most difficult subject in the agriculture negotiations — including the first from “non-demandeurs”.
The two proposals are from opposite sides on how to deal with domestic support in developing countries’ stockholding programmes for food security.
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Author: Peter Ungphakorn
I used to work at the WTO Secretariat (1996–2015), and am now an occasional freelance journalist, focusing mainly on international trade rules, agreements and institutions. (Previously, analysis for AgraEurope.)
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