Business, trade and the WTO
Business, trade and the WTO have always been closely connected. The biggest beneficiary of transparent and predictable trade rules and obligations is the private sector. Without business, there would be no trade and no WTO. Business is an important interlocutor for both governments and the WTO. It is actively involved in the multilateral trading system and participates in public activities of the WTO.
COVID-19 and world trade
Up-to-the minute information on WTO members' response to COVID-19 and its impact on world trade.
Business-related videos
Let's Talk Trade video series
In a recent WTO survey of the business community, over 80 per cent of businesses welcomed the idea of having a dedicated webpage with information tailored to their interests and needs. This is why this web page has been created. We hope that you find it useful.
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Latest news
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Trade statistics
The WTO's databases and publications provide extensive access to trade and tariff data.
- International Trade and Market Access Data: Interactive tool
- Integrated Trade Intelligence Portal: Tariff and non-tariff measures
- Statistics Database
- Tariff data
- World Trade Statistical Review: Goods and services trade
- “Made in the World” initiative: a new way of measuring trade
- Trade Monitoring Database
- Trade Profiles
Trade monitoring
The WTO regularly publishes reports on trade developments around the world as well as on the trade policies and practices of individual WTO members.
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- WTO members: key facts and figures
- Dispute settlement
- Ministerial Conferences
- Trade facilitation
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Links to other organizations
Publications
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