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US, Japan urge India on farm sector exports

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US and Japan press India for eased agricultural export restrictions at WTO's Trade Policy Review.

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US, Japan urge India on farm sector exports

In a joint appeal to the World Trade Organization (WTO), the US and Japan have urged India to address its current export restrictions in the farm sector. They highlighted the need for easing these restrictions, improving trade predictability, and tackling non-tariff barriers during India’s upcoming WTO Trade Policy Review session.

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US, Japan Urge India to Address Export Restrictions in Farm Sector

US and Japan have urged India to address export restrictions in the farm sector, citing concerns over food security and trade disruptions. The two countries have expressed concerns over India's export restrictions, which they say are affecting their food security and trade. The restrictions have been imposed to protect India's domestic market, but the US and Japan say they are causing disruptions to their trade. The US and Japan have urged India to address the issue and find a solution that benefits both countries. The issue has been a point of contention between the three countries, with India saying that it needs to protect its domestic market. The US and Japan have expressed concerns over the impact of the restrictions on their food security and trade, and have urged India to address the issue. The issue is expected to be discussed further in upcoming trade talks between the three countries.

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