The World Trade Organization (WTO) has issued a compliance ruling concerning Colombia's anti-dumping duties on frozen fries imported from Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands. The decision addresses whether Colombia's measures align with WTO rules.
This ruling is part of dispute DS591, which centers on claims by the European Union that Colombia imposed duties inconsistent with its obligations under international trade agreements. The panel report and related documents are available for download on the WTO website.
The case reflects ongoing trade tensions between Colombia and several European countries over agricultural imports. The WTO's findings may have implications for future trade relations and similar disputes involving anti-dumping measures.