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Tire makers in China subject to US punitive duties

12/08/2015

Chinese passenger vehicle and light truck tire producers and exporters took a hit after the US Commerce Department on June 11 set final dumping margins on imported tires from China, although directives of punitive duties on those products have not been posted on the US government agency's website, the China Business News (CBN) reported.

Customs duties decreased in Kazakhstan

12/08/2015

The long-awaited entry of Kazakhstan to the World Trade Organization (WTO) promises new perspectives for the national economy of the country.

Vietnam official 'surprised' by prices of chicken from US, but cagey about dumping

12/08/2015

The Department of Livestock Production Wednesday said chicken legs imported to Vietnam from the US are being sold at a "surprisingly" low price here, but reserved comment on local poultry producers' accusation of dumping against US chicken exporters

UK Consumers Benefit From Low Import Duty Burden

12/08/2015

UK consumers benefit from one of the world's smallest import duty burdens, a new study by accountancy group UHY Hacker Young has revealed.

U.S. officials to look into Chinese refrigerant imports

12/08/2015

Aug 7 U.S. trade officials will keep looking into low-priced Chinese imports of hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) products, used in air conditioning and refrigeration, after the U.S. International Trade Commission found on Friday that there was a reasonable indication of injury to U.S. producers.

Indonesia: Govt denies protectionism charges, says RI tariffs among the lowest

12/08/2015

Top economic ministers on Thursday rejected mounting accusations that the government is adopting a protectionist trade policy stance as Indonesia’s new import tariff policy came under the spotlight in the free-trade global community.

EU failed to comply after losing China screws dispute, WTO says

12/08/2015

The European Union failed to make amends after losing a dispute brought to the World Trade Organization by China over EU anti-dumping duties on Chinese bolts and screws, a WTO dispute panel ruled on Friday.

Solar trade battle rejoined as European firms call on Commission to lift Chinese panel import tariffs

12/08/2015

The long-running row over the EU's controversial decision to impose a Minimum Import Price (MIP) on Chinese solar panels coming into the bloc looks set to reignite, after a group of solar installers wrote to Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström urging the Commission to ditch its "anti-Chinese mindset".