U.S. wheat farmers, struggling to make money as prices sink and global supplies swell, could be the main beneficiaries if Washington wins a case it brought last week against China over an estimated $100 billion in domestic grain market supports.
The Philippines Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has decided to extend safeguard measures against test-liner board importer from Vietnam for another four years.
A group representing New Zealand dairy companies has joined forces with overseas counterparts in a bid to get the World Trade Organisation to take action over what they allege is the dumping of dairy products on world markets by Canada.
The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) said that it is preparing documents to sue the US Department of Commerce (DOC) over its final conclusion in the 10th administrative review (POR10) of anti-dumping duties on shrimp products imported from Vietnam.
Vietnamese businesses which have never exported Siluriformes fish (catfish) products to the United States have been asked to temporarily stop registering exports to that country.
A European Union court delivered a series of rulings yesterday that annulled anti-dumping duties imposed on exporters of biodiesel from Indonesia and Argentina.
The China Rubber Industries Association (CRIA) is organizing Chinese tire makers for a meeting in the U.S. with local importers to discuss new U.S. duties on truck and bus tires.
Australia has given the green light for fresh mango from Vietnam to be imported into the country after years of negotiations, making it the second Vietnamese fruit, after litchi, to be imported into the country.
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