US Signs Arrangement to Facilitate Wine Trade
The U.S. signed the multilateral Arrangement on Information Exchange, Technical Cooperation and Counterfeiting at a meeting of the World Wine Trade Group in Brussels on April 13, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative announced April 18 (here). The non-binding…
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agreement will facilitate wine trade by encouraging information exchanges and cooperation on wine-related issues, including halting the growth of wine counterfeiting globally. The agreement was also signed by Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, Georgia, South Africa and New Zealand.