Brazil retaliates against U.S. after slab quota squabble
Brazil is retaliating against the U.S. at the WTO over a squabble on its slab quota. Brazil had requested the U.S. increase its current slab quota of 2.5mt/y to an additional 800,000mt/y of low carbon steel grades not normally produced in the U.S. under Section 201 safeguards. In addition, Brazil also requested an increase of 700,000mt/y for its Rio de Janeiro-based CSN to supply its U.S. subsidiary U.S. LLC, formerly Heartland Steel. Brazil has plans to seek formal consultations with the U.S. under the WTO dispute processBrazil retaliates against U.S. after slab quota squabble
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