28 Senators Send USTR Letter on Russia’s Roadblocks to U.S. Pork
On June 17, 2011, 28 Senators sent a letter to the U.S. Trade Representative urging him to work to lift Russian trade barriers to U.S. pork products. The letter urges the USTR to encourage Russia to ease the unwarranted restrictions…
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and abide by commitments as a precursor to joining the World Trade Organization. According to the Senators, the U.S. was able to obtain commitments from China and Vietnam to overcome similar obstacles as part of those countries’ accession to the WTO. Grassley press release available here