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Australian government to fast track steel, aluminium dumping probe

25/02/2016

MELBOURNE, Feb 18 Australia has asked its anti-dumping regulator to fast track advice on whether swelling shipments of steel and aluminium from some Asian countries, including China, have unfairly hurt local businesses, industry minister Christopher Pyne said.

WTO Deal To End Agric Export Subsidies

22/02/2016

The 159 members of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) at its 10th Ministerial Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, have signed a new international agreement to eliminate subsidies for farm exports.

Unclear if U.S., India can reach solar settlement: U.S. official

22/02/2016

Negotiations between the United States and India to resolve a solar power trade dispute are continuing with no clear end in sight, the top U.S. trade official said on Tuesday, signaling another likely delay in a World Trade Organization public ruling in the case.

Take a Page Out of the US Anti-Dumping Book, European Steelmakers Say

22/02/2016

And not just European steel producers but their respective governments, too, are finally taking steel anti-dumping measures seriously.

NFF welcome anti-dumping duties on canned tomatoes

22/02/2016

The National Farmers Federation (NFF) has welcomed the Australian government announcement certain prepared or preserved Italian tomatoes will be subject to anti-dumping duties.

Chinese steelmakers not dumping: Commerce Ministry

18/02/2016

BEIJING - Chinese steelmakers are not engaged in dumping of surplus goods into the European Union (EU), China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said on Wednesday.

US becomes Viet Nam's top trade partner ahead of TPP

18/02/2016

HA NOI (VNS) — The US has become Viet Nam's leading trade and investment partner, which has been reflected through impressive trade values between the two countries over recent years.

Tra fish farmers suffer losses despite price rise

18/02/2016

HCMC - Although prices of unprocessed tra fish, or Pangasius, in the Mekong Delta are bouncing back after having dropped to new lows, farmers are still racking up heavy losses as the selling price is far below production cost.