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U.S. no longer Vietnam’s largest seafood buyer

03/05/2017

Three of the four biggest seafood buyers of Vietnam in the first four months of 2017 are in Asia. In addition to Japan, China and South Korea appear in the top four, coming in third and fourth respectively.

U.S. opens probe into tool chest imports from China, Vietnam

02/05/2017

The U.S. Commerce Department said on Tuesday it plans to open investigations into possible dumping and subsidization of imports of tool chests and cabinets from China and Vietnam.

Protectionism hindering American and Vietnam trade relations

01/05/2017

Vietnam war ended 42 years of true, the two former enemies Washington and Hanoi have normalization of relations and the State of affairs between the two countries have particularly strong British colonial development President Barack Obama, in the context of the United States to Asia and axis rotation can attend many on South China Sea issue. But, are far more concerned is protectionism policy of President Trump would hinder American trade relationship-free.

France's Macron calls for higher European anti-dumping taxes

29/04/2017

French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron said if elected he would push the European Union to raise anti-dumping taxes as part of an initiative to soften the impact of globalization.

In Canadian lumber town, real fears over a trade war with Trump

28/04/2017

Brett Gosselin, a lumberjack like his father before him, lives his life in solitary 12-hour shifts in the vast pine forests that stretch across the Canadian north, master of a gigantic whirling buzz saw that can fell several 100-foot trees in a single crashing roar.

Statement on WTO decision regarding China’s anti-dumping duties on Canadian dissolving pulp

28/04/2017

The Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of International Trade, today issued the following statement on the World Trade Organization’s (WTO’s) panel decision regarding China’s anti-dumping duties on imports of Canadian dissolving pulp, an innovative forestry product used in clothing:

The US-China Fight Over Trade: The Ultimate Test of the WTO Framework

28/04/2017

Last month, President Trump made headlines for openly challenging the World Trade Organization (WTO) in his administration’s annual trade policy report to congress, furthering his promise to counteract “China’s unfair advantage.” At the top of the list of accusations is dumping – particularly steel as well as aluminum and chemical products.

Mexico Can Seek Millions From U.S. In Dolphin-Safe Tuna Dispute, WTO Says

28/04/2017

Mexico has long argued that U.S. labeling rules for dolphin-safe tuna unfairly restrict its access to the U.S. market. And in a decision Tuesday, the World Trade Organization agreed, saying Mexico may seek $163 million annually from the U.S. in retaliatory measures.