Germany's environmental policies restrict the sale of non-refillable bottles and cans.This policy reduces the imports of these products.A foreign country that argues that this policy is really intended to protect German beverage makers from competition, is arguing that the policy is an example of:

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The foreign country is arguing that Germany's environmental policy is a regulatory trade restriction, as it imposes regulations that limit imports under the guise of environmental protection, potentially protecting domestic producers.

Germany's Environmental Policies Restrict the Sale of Non-Refillable Bottles and Cans.This