The United States has already announced its intention to comply with the WTO findings.
The United States considers that WTO compliance is critical for the EU in this area.
The United States and China continue to hold discussions on textiles trade in Beijing, ... Negotiating teams from both countries are set to reconvene talks at 8:30 a.m. (Thursday morning) in Beijing.
Our teams continue to work through remaining issues. We still have some outstanding issues, but we are hopeful those areas can be resolved.
In the past, we have urged the EC (European Commission) to refrain from re-imposing sanctions, and we will continue those efforts.
We're adjourning the negotiations for Thanksgiving and for consultations with Congress and industry,
If a country chooses not to ratify Cafta and open its markets to U.S. goods and services, it should not automatically assume that Congress would continue to provide it preferential one-way access into the U.S. market.
In order to get an agreement that both sides can successfully implement, we need additional time to prepare for the next round of negotiations.
We are working toward prompt ratification of CAFTA. At the same time, the implementation process should not be rushed, so that the benefits to farmers, workers, businesses and consumers of the United States and its CAFTA partners are not jeopardized.
We are working toward prompt ratification of CAFTA.
