The WTO Appellate Body largely upheld a panel ruling last October that India's import restrictions were not based on international scientific standards on animal health and were discriminatory.
US Trade Representative Michael Froman said the US-India agreement meant the trade facilitation agreement should be implemented without conditions.
The government had claimed its import restrictions, imposed in 2007, were justified by international rules on animal health, but the panel disagreed.
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