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|a Environmental Requirements and Market Access
|h Elektronische Ressource
|c Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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|a Les réglementations environnementales et l'accès au marché
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|a Paris
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|c 2005
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|a 288 p.
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|a Executive Summary -- US Import Procedures for Gasoline -- Limits on Pesticide Residues in Tea -- Limits on Formaldehyde in Textiles -- Limits on Chemical Residues in Leather Goods -- Standards for Organic Foods and Beverages -- Adapting Turtle-excluder Devices to Local Conditions -- Phytosanitary Measures Affecting the Import of Fresh Durian Fruit -- Private Certification of a Fishery as Sustainable -- Eco-labels for Cut Flowers -- Japan's Regulations Affecting the Labelling of Organic Plant Products -- Acronyms -- Case Studies on Environmental Requirements and Market Access -- Developing an International Standard for "Green" Tourism -- Limiting Pesticide Residues in Pineapples -- Limits on Cadmium in Plastics and PVC -- Limits on Pesticide Residues in Snow Peas -- Limits on Aromatic Amines in Textiles Coloured with Azo Dyes -- The European Union's Import Procedures for Organic Foods and Beverages -- Phasing Out Methyl Bromide -- Sustainability Labels for Wood and Wood Products -- The International Fruit Container Organisation (IFCO) Returnable Packaging Initiative -- Mangrove Protection Initiatives and Farmed Shrimp
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|a OECD Books and Papers
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|a OECD Trade Policy Studies
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|a Investigating over twenty cases where exports from developing countries faced new environmental requirements, this OECD report examines how environmental requirements can be trade barriers for developing countries. These case studies, covering a diverse number of products and exporting countries, trace a number of environmental regulations, standards and labelling schemes, from conception through implementation. In so doing, they highlight the difference that sensitivity to potential trade effects can make when designing environmental regulations and standards. They also show that timely technical assistance has played a crucial role in helping exporters from developing countries adjust to new environmental requirements without suffering adverse trade effects
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