Brussels, 18/02/2011 (Agence Europe) - Japanese farmers still receive plenty of public aid, including higher export subsidies than other industries, tariff quotas, income support and production controls, explains the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in its latest report on Japan's trade policy, published earlier this week. The WTO says that the trade deals signed by Japan with big farm product exporting countries usually cover only a limited number of products. Manufacturing in Japan is open...