Ukraine takes Russia to WTO over railway equipment trade


GENEVA (Reuters) - Ukraine has launched its first trade dispute against Russia at the World Trade Organisation with a complaint about restrictions on Ukrainian-made railway equipment, the WTO said on Wednesday.

"Ukraine claims that since late 2013, the conformity assessment certificates for railway products imported from Ukraine into Russia have been suspended without any explanation and new applications have been rejected," the WTO said in a statement.

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