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The dispute panel would rule on U.S. claims that China is unfairly continuing anti-dumping duties on U.S. broiler chicken products.

Agreement is expected to further increase beef exports to Peru, which topped $25 million in 2015.

The agreement effectively finalizes a pact negotiated last June between the U.S. and South African industries to reopen the South African market to bone-in U.S. chicken parts.

The deal still needs approval in Congress.

U.S. exports that could be affected include fruits, vegetables, grains, pasta, chocolates, baked goods, prepared food, jewelry, liquor, wine and furniture.

The WTO recently ruled against the United States and in favor of Canada and Mexico.

The World Trade Organization has ruled that India illegally blocked U.S. poultry imports because of unsubstantiated bird flu fears.

A free-trade agreement between the United States and the European Union could be in danger due to fears of "chlorine chicken."