GENEVA -- Nine World Trade Organization members led by Japan and the European Union on Thursday filed a complaint with the WTO's dispute-settlement body over a new U.S. antidumping law that many say violates international trade pacts.
The Byrd Amendment allows antidumping tariffs collected by U.S. authorities to be distributed to domestic industries.
Some sources voiced hope the issue would be settled in the initial consultation process.
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