The World Trade Organization (WTO) classifies domestic support measures that potentially distort production and trade into different categories, known as "boxes".
According to Article 6 of the Agriculture Agreement, domestic support measures that are considered to distort production and trade fall into the Amber Box.
The term "Amber Box" is used in WTO terminology to identify these specific types of subsidies. Other options like "Jumbo Box" or "Greenfield Box" are not standard WTO classifications for subsidies. "Black Box" generally refers to something opaque or unknown, not a specific subsidy category.
Therefore, domestic support measures considered to distort production and trade, as defined in Article 6 of the Agriculture Agreement, fall into the Amber Box.