Brazil asked the World Trade Organization to abolish restrictions on imports of tires renovation

In recent days, according to the World Trade Organization consultations on the request put forward by the European Union, Brazil requested the Government to abolish the renovation of tire-related import restrictions. In June 2005, Brazil accused the European Union to the WTO, "adopted a series of measures to prohibit the import of used tires, but sometimes these measures to stop the renovation of tire imports, regardless of the renovation of the fact that the tire is not used tires; In addition, Brazil Exemption from the Southern Common Market countries in the renovation of the tire and a fine imposed ban on the import, and on other imports (especially from European imports) to maintain the above-mentioned measures to require the Brazilian government to remove all such restrictions. " WTO accepted the EU request.

In recent years, Brazil to the World Trade Organization made a number of controversial request for consultations and to be successful, but it was back to the European Union dealing, the government's body, the World Trade Organization was asked to amend the relevant laws and regulations, to be known as their " Rubbish, "foreign issued the renovation tire import licensing.