Indonesia revealed that it may seek compensation from the United States after the World Trade Organization ruled that the pulling of clove cigarettes from market shelves was discriminatory. Indonesia's trade ministry said it had lost between (Dollar) 200 million and (Dollar) 300 million annually from the 2009 ban, aimed at helping prevent youths from taking up smoking. The WTO found that the US had flouted trade rules in its health act -- under which cinnamon, coffee, ...
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