UK: SWA demands tariff solution at WTO talks
By Chris Brook-Carter | 8 November 2001
The Scotch Whisky Association has demanded a "meaningful solution" to the industry's market access problems at the World Trade Organisation Ministerial Conference today. Speaking from the conference, international affairs director of the SWA Tim Jackson said: "The new trade round must deliver practical measures to liberalise world markets."
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The Scotch Whisky Association has demanded a "meaningful solution" to the industry's market access problems at the World Trade Organisation Ministerial Conference today. Speaking from the conference, international affairs director of the SWA Tim Jackson said: "The new trade round must deliver practical measures to liberalise world markets."
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