Agricultural product

Agricultural product

Defined for the coverage of the WTOs Agriculture Agreement, by the agreements Annex 1. This excludes, for example, fish and forestry products. It also includes various degrees of processing for different commodities.

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Category: International trade
Organization: WTO
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