A Framework for Analyzing Technical Trade Barriers in Agricultural Markets

By D. Roberts, T. Josling, D. Orden. 2018

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Trojan Pig: Paradoxes of Food Safety Regulation (2003, background): “Nation-states are increasingly adopting standards for the sale of products in national markets as a way of `̀ correcting for market inefficiencies stemming from externalities associated with the production, distribution, and consumption of these products'' (Roberts et al, 1999, page 3).”
Agriculture and the WTO: Next Steps (2001, background): “As far as the multilateral agricultural agenda is concerned, the focus should be on further reducing agricultural protection in industrialized countries so as to give developing country farmers better access to those markets.”
Global Agricultural Trade and Developing Countries (2004, background): “Roberts, Josling, and Orden (1999) note the paucity of international standards for many agrofood products and indicate that the vast majority of food safety and agricultural health measures notified to the WTO during 1995–99 had no international standard.5 With specific reference to horticultural…”
Agro-food exports from developing countries: the challenges posed by standards (2005, background): “Roberts, Josling, and Orden (1999) note the paucity of international standards for many agrofood products and indicate that the vast majority of food safety and agricultural health measures notified to the WTO during 1995–99 had no international standard.5 With specific reference to horticultural…”
Barriers to Agricultural Exports from Developing Countries: The Role of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Requirements (2001, background): “Further evidence of the limited use of the SPS Committee by low and middle-income Members is provided by the tally of cross noti®cations (Roberts et al., 1999a,b) 6Ðof the 83 cross-noti®cations to September 1999, only 23 (28”
Standards and Agro-Food Exports from Developing Countries: Rebalancing the Debate (2004, background): “Twothirds of the identified measures, including nearly all full or partial import bans, addressed risks for animal or plant health (Roberts et al. 1999).”