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US levies anti-dumping duty on Chinese specialty fabrics

05/09/2016

The US department of commerce has approved levying anti dumping duty on imports of Chinese specialty fabric that allegedly have been dumped into the US market, causing injury to American-made products. The duties will take effect on textiles that have been imported into the US, June onwards at a rate of 162 per cent of the declared value.

Turkey to tax VN plywood

05/09/2016

Turkey has decided to levy an anti-dumping tax of US$240 per cubic metre on Vietnamese plywood products.

Brazil Announces New Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Imports

05/09/2016

Brazil has decided to impose anti-dumping duties on imports of carbon steel pipes and magnesium powder from China, according to a recent statement from the Chamber of Foreign Trade (CAMEX).

U.S. moves toward anti-dumping duties on truck and bus tires from China

31/08/2016

The U.S. Commerce Department said on Monday truck and bus tires from China were being dumped in the United States at below-market prices, a potential step toward the imposition of duties.

State exempts export tax for environment-friendly products

31/08/2016

The State will exempt export tariff for environmental-friendly products while the export tariff on some other products will be reduced by half, according to the Circular 128/2016/TT-BTC.

Is Vietnam next in line for antidumping duties

31/08/2016

A recent news article in Asian news resource VN Express stated the obvious when it referred to the large number of Chinese companies that have shifted production to Vietnam in recent years.

EDC to address non-tariff barriers

31/08/2016

MANILA, Philippines - The public-private Export Development Council (EDC) plans to address non-tariff barriers currently affecting close to three-quarters of exporters and importers in the Philippines.

As Beijing aims for blue skies over G20, China's steel mills get unexpected boost

31/08/2016

When Beijing ordered hundreds of industrial plants to close ahead of China's first-ever G20 summit next week, the government wanted to spruce up the host city of Hangzhou and ensure world leaders would gather under clear blue skies.