(Reuters) - New draft texts on agriculture and industry are a step forward in world trade talks but the range of tariff and subsidy cuts they propose are too tough, European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson said.
In an interview with Spain's el Economista newspaper on Saturday, Mandelson said the lower end of the proposed range of cuts would not really help the World Trade Organisation reach a free trade agreement.
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In an interview with Spain's el Economista newspaper on Saturday, Mandelson said the lower end of the proposed range of cuts would not really help the World Trade Organisation reach a free trade agreement.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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