Ongoing global trade tensions overshadowed the 13–14 May meetings of the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) Committee on Market Access (CMA), which marked its 30th anniversary. The session, chaired on an interim basis by Ms. Nicola Waterfield of Canada, featured pointed exchanges over recent U.S. tariff actions, China’s reciprocal measures, and the European Union’s deforestation-related trade regulation.
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