Developing countries needed to explore market opportunities and market niches of various natures, including for example ecological products.

Effective and meaningful SDT in such areas as special products and the Special Safeguard Mechanism needs to be an integral part of the three pillars.

Other issues discussed with regard to the market access pillar include how to treat, in the tariff reduction, sensitive products and particular aspects of special and differential treatment, such as special products and the special safeguard mechanism.

Develop and promote silvicultural practices and systems that favour multiple product production to meet specific needs.

High MFN rates for these staple food products are often combined with country specific special measures.

Special regulations for multiplex cinemas should be considered in order to ensure that local products are distributed for exhibition.

Therefore, current negotiations on market access should give particular attention to products of special interest to landlocked developing countries.

Current NAMA and agriculture negotiations should therefore bring results taking into account safeguard measures, SDT and flexibility in the rules and procedures.

SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO INDIVIDUAL SUBSTANCES AND ARTICLES

Those of our products which are unable to compete on the international market, particularly bananas, should continue to enjoy special treatment for some time.

Particular attention must also be given to products of special interest to landlocked developing countries as set out in the Almaty Programme of Action.

Special wastes represent a specific problem, e.g. expired drugs.

It should also be realized that given the scarcity of resources to fight the problem, the impact of drugs in developing countries was great.

Still, in the case of some schemes, products of particular export interest to developing countries (e.g. textiles, clothing, footwear, watches, and certain electronic, steel and glass products) are either not covered or enjoy less favourable treatment than other less sensitive products.

The second wave began in the 1970s, and was primarily directed towards adapting specific new products to particular local markets.

Establishment of special mechanisms working in cooperation with government agencies or civil society institutions to market the products of families working in the informal sector, to enable them to continue producing and marketing those products

The acceptability of the product also depends on its physical qualities.

Special attention should also be paid to the specific needs of female drug users and dealers.

4. there is no special relationship between the seller and buyer, or the existing special relationship between the two parties exercises no influence on the transaction price

In some rural areas, the Internet is important for agricultural information, as well as being particularly useful for the purposes of agricultural production technologies and pricing.

Recent proposals to grant duty free and quota free market access for all exports from LDCs were welcomed.

Other products cost less. Other products had more features.

8110 Product characteristics requirements

In this respect, ACP concerns included the following issues longstanding preferences, special products, a tariff reduction formula with the necessary flexibility, the designation of products traded under longstanding preferences as sensitive products, the SSM, duty free and quota free access for LDCs, issues relating to food security, food aid, SDT in respect of STEs and export credits, and implementation of the Marrakech Decision on the net food importing developing countries (NFIDCs).

ASEAN therefore called for improved market access for the exports of the developing countries and elimination of trade distorting subsidies and barriers to trade in agricultural products, and for attention to be given to the urgent need to provide the developing countries with special and differential treatment.

While some chemical inputs generate greenhouse gases, some farmers choose alternatives, or specially treated inputs to reduce their emissions.

This transition into specialized, brand name or niche products and vertical diversification could therefore allow producers to have a bigger say in the commodity chain and attain higher revenues, as well as price and revenue stability.

There had been, however, particular difficulties in the delivery of outputs in four of the projects.

Steel and related specialty products

(iii) Steel and related specialty products

Now imagine trying to count every different specific product and service on sale in a major economy such as Tokyo, London or New York.

The only way to respect the principle of special and differential treatment was to grant quota free and duty free access to all products originating in the least developed countries.

Shrimps comes from Thai shrimp farms, calamari are caught in the Gulf of Thailand, and, interestingly, fish products are produced from relatively unusual species.

There is considerable disparity among the solutions and vendors chosen by the organizations, ranging from in house developments to commercial products customized to meet the specific needs of a given organization.

(g) Taking into account the linkages of the tropical timber trade and the international timber market and wider global economy and the need to take a global perspective in order to improve transparency in the international timber trade

(q) Noting the special needs of least developed tropical timber producer countries.

His delegation understood the specific needs of single commodity exporting countries and landlocked developing countries with respect to new forms of international cooperation on transit transport.

The Doha Round should embody development in its focus, paying more attention and taking actions to address the concerns of developing countries, particularly with regard to agricultural produce and special and differential treatment.

82. Likewise, the international community should pay attention to and support small island countries, whose distinctive problems and needs had to be addressed in a holistic manner, taking into account their need for differential access to markets, since their economies depended on a very narrow range of primary commodities.

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(h) Urge States to eliminate obstacles that are not consistent with their obligations to the World Trade Organization, taking into account the importance of the trade of fishery products, particularly for developing countries.

However, in some sectors and products notably those of special interest to developing countries high tariff peaks still prevailed, while remaining tariff escalation in commodity based trade introduced a bias against diversification and processing.

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