WTO disputes—dispute tracker


Published by a ³ÉÈËÓ°Òô International Trade expert
Practice notes

WTO disputes—dispute tracker


Published by a ³ÉÈËÓ°Òô International Trade expert

Practice notes
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This tracker is intended to be used to track the progress of Disputes at the World Trade Organization. It is organised per year of consultation request for ease of use.

Consultations requested—2025

Dispute NoDisputeComplainantCurrent Status
DS638United States—Universal and Country-specific Additional Duties on Imports from ChinaChina
  1. •

    Consultations requested 4 April 2025

  2. •

    Press release 8 April 2025

DS637United States—Additional Duties on Imports of Automobiles and Automobile Parts from CanadaCanada
  1. •

    Consultations requested 3 April 2025

  2. •

    Press release 7 April 2025

DS636China—Additional import duties on certain agricultural and fishery products from CanadaCanada
  1. •

    Consultations requested 24 March 2025

  2. •

    Press release 24 March 2025

DS635United State—Additional import duties on steel and aluminium articles from CanadaCanada
  1. •

    Request to join consultations 21 March 2025

  2. •

    Consultations requested 13 March 2025

  3. •

    Press release 13 March 2025

DS634United States—Additional import duties on goods from CanadaCanada
  1. •

    Communication from the United States 18 March 2025

  2. •

    Consultations requested 5 March 2025

  3. •

    Press release 5 March 2025

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