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Six WTO members raise concern over India's anti-dumping cases

01/11/2016

Six WTO members including China, have raised concerns over India's anti-dumping cases in the steel sector.

New Zealand Trade Minister to raise trade issues in China

01/11/2016

New Zealand Trade Minister Todd McClay will travel to Beijing and Hong Kong next week for talks on trade issues with Chinese counterparts.

NA to pass new trade law

01/11/2016

The National Assembly is expected to adopt a law on foreign trade management next March, Minister of Industry and Trade Trần Tuấn Anh said at a legislature session in Hà Nội yesterday.

Anti-dumping investigation of Vietnam raw limestone terminated in Australia

01/11/2016

According to the Anti-Dumping Committee of Australia (ADC), the amount of dumping of goods from Vietnam was just minor, the damage to the domestic industry is also determined to be negligible. Therefore, the ADC has proposed to terminate the anti-dumping investigation with the raw limestone products.

EU tariffs to impact China imports

01/11/2016

Fresh EU tariffs on Chinese steel imports are expected to impact demand for breakbulk shipments, as industrial firms importing heavy steel plate cargoes face duties of up to 73.7 percent.

US Slaps Steep Duties on Canadian, Chinese Machine Parts

28/10/2016

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Commerce Department Monday said it would begin imposing steep tariffs on certain Chinese and Canadian mechanical parts dumped on the U.S. market at below cost.

Peru imposes anti-dumping tariffs on biodiesel imports from Argentina

28/10/2016

Peru will place anti-dumping tariffs on imports of biodiesel from Argentina for a period of five years, after complaints of unfair competition, the Andean country's market regulator said on Wednesday.

EU asks for WTO panel in challenge to Chinese raw material duties

28/10/2016

The European Union on Wednesday asked the World Trade Organization (WTO) to set up a dispute settlement panel to examine restrictions on Chinese exports of 12 raw materials which it says give an unfair advantage to Chinese producers.