Country X fished from its local waters in the South China Sea. Country X sells its sardines internationally. Country X has just been notified by the EU that sardines can only be described as sardines and sold in the EU if they are fished from the Southern Atlantic Sea, which is more than 1000 km from the South China Sea. As a result, Country X cannot sell its sardines in the EU. Country X has just imposed a requirement that fish fingers and fish cakes (containing 20% Southern Atlantic Sea sardines) imported by Country Y must change the packaging to increase the size of the wording of the contents. Country X claims this is to protect consumers from misleading information about goods and contents. Country X for the past 6 months has funded a TV campaign to promote national goods. The slogan for the campaign was 'Support your local farmers buy Country X products'. Question: With reference to World Trade Organisation (WTO) principals and cases, advise Country X with the action it can take against the EU and what action might be taken against Country X by other WTO Member States