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U.S. challenges China's tax exemptions for aircraft at WTO

15/12/2015

The United States on Tuesday launched a challenge to Chinese tax exemptions for locally produced aircraft, saying they discriminated against imported planes.

EU Extends Measures Against Chinese Solar Imports

14/12/2015

On December 5, the European Commission extended existing EU trade defense measures against Chinese solar imports, which were due to expire this month.

Viet Nam to import coal from 2017

14/12/2015

HA NOI (VNS) — Viet Nam will become a coal importer in 2017 of 2.3 million tones for domestic electricity production, according to Nguyen Tien Chinh from Viet Nam Mining Science and Technology Association (VIMA).

India: Government Examining Anti-Dumping Probe on Chinese Radial Tyres

13/12/2015

New Delhi: The government is looking at anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duty investigations on imports of bus and truck radial tyres from China to protect domestic manufacturers, Parliament was informed on Monday.

Anti-Dumping and Anti-Subsidy Duties on Chinese PV Products Will be Extended to 2017

12/12/2015

The European Commission announced on December 5th (CET) that it will extend the trade measures against dumped and subsidized imports of solar panels from China for up to 12 months.

Chinese steel dumping threatens sector recovery in Europe, US

12/12/2015

European and US steel producers are only slowly emerging from a 2008 sector meltdown, but already they are faced with a new challenge: Chinese dumping.

SE Asia needs to do more to open markets

11/12/2015

BEIJING, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Despite numerous pledges and years of effort to transform Southeast Asia into a single market, the 10-nation region remains resistant to free-flowing trade and fortified against imports, to the cost of some global companies, according to a study for one of the region's biggest investors.

Non tariff barriers inhibiting agri food export potential

11/12/2015

A report released by the Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC) today supports the need for government and industry to address priority non-tariff barriers (NTBs) across the agri-food export sector, to further enhance the export momentum generated by Australia’s recent Free Trade Agreements.