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VN: Local livestock association requests anti-dumping investigation of US chicken

06/08/2015

VietNamNet Bridge – The Southeast Livestock Association has asked the Prime Minister, the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to conduct anti-dumping investigation against imported US chicken thighs.
The Association said that it had sent its staff to America to collect data on the prices of chicken and chicken products (legs, wings, breast …) in the US market.

India China to Highlight Food Security Issues at WTO Meet

06/08/2015

NEW DELHI: India and China have joined hands to present a paper highlighting issues faced by developing countries, including matters related to food security, at the World Trade Organization (WTO) ministerial meeting in Nairobi, a senior official said.

China flooring industry won zero anti-dumping duties

06/08/2015

Flooring business in China to win against the United States "double reverse" trade war, achieved zero anti-dumping duty at the same time, the US economic recovery triggered by the real estate market, and bring to the floor than the original greater market opportunities.

Vietnam set to lift ban on French beef imports, 17 years after mad cow

06/08/2015

Vietnam has lifted a ban on French beef and the meat is expected to make a comeback next month, after nearly two decades.

S. Korean steel firms face anti-dumping suit in U.S.

06/08/2015

SEOUL, July 29 (Yonhap) — South Korean steelmakers have been sued by their rivals in the United States on anti-dumping charges, a trade association here said Wednesday.

EU Welcomes Breakthrough On IT Trade Pact Expansion

06/08/2015

The EU Ambassador to the WTO, AngelosPangratis, has lauded the agreement from 54 WTO members on an expansion to the World Trade Organization's (WTO's) Information Technology Agreement.

150729 EU Russia’s ban on Latvian, Estonian fish imports breaks WTO rules

06/08/2015

BRUSSELS, Jul 29 (PRIME) -- The Russian recent prohibition to import fish products from Latvia and Estonia contradicts the rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO), a spokesperson for the European Commission told PRIME late Tuesday.