How much of a market's rule-making lands on agriculture, by market

Name: How much of a market's rule-making lands on agriculture, by market
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Where a market spends its rule-making attention is where a brand should expect the next requirement to land.

54 markets · 8,775 underlying records · verified September 9, 2026 · World Trade Organization

The median is 19%, across 54 markets. It runs from 4 (Uganda) to 89 (Kazakhstan).

#	Market	% of draft rules
1	Kazakhstan	89
2	Albania	80
3	Philippines	62
4	Russia	62
5	Uruguay	55
6	Japan	54
7	Jordan	50
8	Morocco	46
9	Thailand	39
10	Ukraine	38
11	United Arab Emirates	38
12	Guatemala	36
13	Peru	33
14	New Zealand	28
15	Singapore	28
16	Argentina	27
17	Chile	27
18	Slovenia	26
19	Australia	25
20	Nicaragua	25
21	Mexico	22
22	Colombia	21
23	Kuwait	21
24	Canada	20
25	Honduras	20
26	Hong Kong	19
27	Saudi Arabia	19
28	Switzerland	19
29	United Kingdom	19
30	El Salvador	17
31	Malaysia	17
32	Brazil	16
33	Costa Rica	16
34	Dominican Republic	16
35	European Union	16
36	South Korea	14
37	Turkey	14
38	Oman	13
39	Panama	13
40	India	12
41	Taiwan	11
42	Egypt	10
43	Ecuador	9
44	Indonesia	9
45	United States	9
46	South Africa	8
47	Kenya	7
48	Vietnam	7
49	China	6
50	Malawi	6
51	Tanzania	6
52	Burundi	5
53	Rwanda	5
54	Uganda	4

Where this comes from

World Trade Organization: ePing SPS & TBT notification register

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