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Japan to lift duties on all vegetables, most fishery products under TPP

23/10/2015

The government said Friday it will lift tariffs on all vegetables and most fishery products under the recently inked Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact.

Viet Nam Steel Association accuses China of trade fraud

23/10/2015

HA NOI (VNS) — The Viet Nam Steel Association has accused China of committing trade fraud in exporting steel ingots to Viet Nam, causing losses of millions of US dollars to the State budget.

UK steelmakers urge PM to confront visiting Chinese president over 'unfair' dumping

23/10/2015

Ahead of Xi Jinping’s arrival, Labour MPs question why UK is touting HS2 contracts to China while allowing its steel firms to fail

U.S. warns of fallout over S. Africa chicken trade impasse

23/10/2015

Oct 19 (Reuters) - The United States vowed on Monday to press ahead with a review that could cut South Africa's access to trade benefits after the country missed a key deadline for resuming U.S. poultry imports.

HA NOI (VNS) — The Law on Commerce 2005 should be revised to prevent smuggling and trade fraud, experts said at a workshop to review its implementation, held in Ha Noi yesterday.

23/10/2015

Experts and HCMC Securities Corporation (HSC) have projected possible impacts of the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement on certain sectors in Vietnam’s economy after trade ministers of a dozen Pacific Rim countries concluded negotiations earlier last week.

Trade law needs revised: experts

23/10/2015

HA NOI (VNS) — The Law on Commerce 2005 should be revised to prevent smuggling and trade fraud, experts said at a workshop to review its implementation, held in Ha Noi yesterday.

VN: Few firms use trade defense measures

23/10/2015

HANOI - While Vietnamese exporters have had to cope with a slew of trade safeguard and anti-dumping lawsuits abroad, few domestic enterprises have made use of trade defense measures to protect them from the rising influx of foreign goods.

Preliminary US report backs PET dumping claim

23/10/2015

Washington — Four countries flooded the U.S. resin market with low-priced PET last year and may owe hefty anti-dumping duties, according to a preliminary report from the U.S. Commerce Department.