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VN: Garment exports to US near $10 billion

25/12/2015

According to the Viet Nam Textile and Apparel Association (Vitas), during the 11 months, the export value to other major export markets of Viet Nam's textile and garment was also optimistic with $3.09 billion to the EU, $2.53 billion to Japan and $1.98 billion to South Korea.

WTO Members clinch agriculture export competition deal, weigh next steps for negotiating future

24/12/2015

Trade ministers clinched a deal to eliminate agricultural export subsidies this Saturday, following a five-day meet in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi.

UK help for steel mills not enough to secure sector's future

24/12/2015

Dec 21 Government action to address domestic and European Union policies that cripple Britain's steel sector are still not enough to secure the industry's future, a parliamentary committee report said on Monday.

Origin of VN wood should be ensured for EU exports

24/12/2015

HA NOI (VNS) — Vietnamese exporters of wooden products should meet regulations on legal origins of the material to promote exports to the European Union, experts said at a seminar in Ha Noi late last week

India imposes anti-dumping duty on steel to curb imports

24/12/2015

Earlier, in June this year, the government had imposed anti-dumping duty on certain category of HR flat products of stainless steel having a width of 600-1,250 mm, originating from China, Malaysia and Korea in the range between $108/ton and $ 316 a ton.

WTO statement in support of reducing fishing subsidies

23/12/2015

WTO leaders believe that in many cases, subsidies encourage overfishing and illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing.

WTO Leaders Agree to End Farm Subsidies as Doha Unresolved

23/12/2015

Negotiators at the World Trade Organization’s ministerial conference in Nairobi agreed to end direct export subsidies on farm produce even as 14 year-old talks on trade development remain unresolved.

Deadlock as India rejects subsidies deal

23/12/2015

Talks at the World Trade Organisation 10th ministerial conference hit a snag on Friday when delegates failed to agree on agriculture and export subsidies.