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Brazil Retargets Anti-Dumping Duty On Chinese Steel

07/09/2015

Brazil's Chamber of Foreign Trade (CAMEX) announced on August 31, 2015, that it has extended the scope of the anti-dumping duty on imports of heavy plate from Chinese companies.

After WTO ruling on beef exports, Argentina warns vultures may try to block them

07/09/2015

The World Trade Organization today ordered the United States to lift a 14- year ban on Argentina beef imports.

India seeks WTO members’ views on steel import norm

07/09/2015

India has sought comments from World Trade Organisation (WTO) members on the Steel Ministry’s proposal to make it mandatory for certain grades of stainless steel sold in the country to have quality certification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).

EU cuts anti-dumping duties against Taiwanese stainless steel firms

07/09/2015

Taipei, Aug. 29 (CNA) The European Commission, the executive body of the European Union, has issued a financial ruling to lower anti-dumping duties against Taiwan's stainless steel cold-rolled flat product (SSCR) exporters, according to the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA).

Anti-dumping test unfair: Business NZ

07/09/2015

The government's plans to introduce a consumer welfare test to anti-dumping laws will put local firms at a disadvantage to their foreign counterparts, according to Business New Zealand.

Troubles in China to result in aggressive dumping of steel into India, warns ASSOCHAM

07/09/2015

New Delhi: Troubles within China are expected to spell disaster for the Indian steel industry as desperate Chinese manufacturers would dump their products more rigorously abroad, having already registered a growth of 232 per cent in their shipments to Indian ports, an ASSOCHAM study has cautioned.

RCEP seals modalities for tariff liberalization

07/09/2015

The agreement comes after China agreed to accept India’s initial offer of 42.5% market access in the recently concluded RCEP ministerial in Kuala Lumpur.

How the US and the WTO Crushed India’s Subsidies for Solar Energy

07/09/2015

Four hundred million Indians—one quarter of India’s population—have no electricity, but as far as the United States and the World Trade Organization (WTO) are concerned, they can keep sitting in the dark.