The document discusses a trade dispute between Canada, the US, and New Zealand regarding Canada's dairy pricing policies. Canada allowed dairy exporters to procure milk at lower prices compared to domestic milk prices. According to the complainants, domestic milk prices in Canada were approximately C$52.92 per hectoliter, while export processors paid between C$19.06 to C$36.86 per hectoliter. WTO panels ruled that Canada's pricing system constituted an illegal export subsidy by compensating producers for the lower export prices through higher domestic prices. The panels concluded Canada needed to bring its dairy pricing in line with its WTO commitments.