Geneva – The World Trade Organization’s Dispute Settlement Body Oct. 26 gave a green signal for establishing a panel to rule against the imposition of US antidumping duties on imported oil country tubular goods from Argentina.
At a DSB meeting Oct. 26, Argentina pressed ahead with its second request for establishing a panel against Washington’s antidumping duties on imported oil country tubular goods from Argentina.
Though the United States expressed disappointment with the Argentinean second request, it could not prevent the establishment of a panel.
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