US' Zoellick wants farm subsidies capped at 5% of GDP

US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick said the US is proposing that countries should cut domestic agricultural subsidies to 5% of GDP.

US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick said the US is proposing that countries should cut domestic agricultural subsidies to 5% of GDP.

He said at a press conference here that the US is considering reducing domestic agricultural subsidies and he called on the EU and Japan to follow suit.

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