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This paper answers three questions regarding imports and the wine industry, including the issues of conflict between the standards of the importing and the exporting country, the "borrowing" of a foreign country's geographical names, and the handling of an overproduction situation.

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"Imported products should not be allowed to contain components or be manufactured utilizing techniques that are not allowed in products made in the destination country. If the destination country's laws specify that components or techniques are not to be used, importing products that do use them is equivalent to skirting the law; it is allowing other nations to sell products within the country that its own citizens are not allowed to sell. As the article, "Wine Accord with..."

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