The Latest Breaking News from World Trade Organisation

President Donald Trump's threat to impose a 200 percent tariff on many European Union alcohol imports, amid a spiralling trade war, will hit a market worth $10 billion to EU producers in 2023, according to World Trade Organisation figures.

China will scrap tariffs on Australian wines as a bullish PM visits Hunter vines.

China has agreed to undertake an expedited review of trade impediments on Australian barley after Australia paused its World Trade Organisation proceedings.

China has agreed to undertake a review of trade restrictions on Australian barley after the federal government paused its World Trade Organisation case.

South African agricultural exports were up for the third consecutive year in 2022, reflecting favourable production conditions and higher commodity prices. The export numbers for the full year have not yet been published. I have calculated the annual data for 2022 using quarterly trade export statistics published by Trade Map,…

Trade Minister Don Farrell says there are positive signs in the Australia-China trade relationship and he's keen to meet with his counterpart for talks.

Countries can protect their supply chains without turning to protectionism, WTO director-general says.

The head of the World Trade Organisation says Australia should aim to reduce its reliance on coal exports and instead focus on green hydrogen.

In a recent study South Africa was identified as ranking first of 164 countries in the World Bank’s global poverty database. Underlying this inequality is its very high rates of unemployment. Professor Dori Posel spoke to World Trade Organisation (WTO) Director General Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala about why trade is important…