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  Irish government backs ban on cigarette pack branding
Irish government backs ban on cigarette pack branding

18/06/2015

DUBLIN, May 28 (Reuters) - Ireland is to become the first country in the European Union to ban branding on cigarette packages by using plain packaging and uniform labelling, the government said on Tuesday.
  EU Cites ‘Trade Justice’ in Tariff on China Solar Panels
EU Cites ‘Trade Justice’ in Tariff on China Solar Panels

18/06/2015

The European Union’s trade chief vowed to tax Chinese solar panels next month in the largest EU commercial dispute of its kind, while urging China’s exporters to boost prices in return for an eventual end to the tariffs.
  Argentina, Indonesia Hit with EU Tariff on Biodiesel Imports
Argentina, Indonesia Hit with EU Tariff on Biodiesel Imports

18/06/2015

The European Union imposed tariffs on biodiesel from Argentina and Indonesia, expanding renewable-energy trade barriers after EU import levies against the U.S.
  Argentina Calls EU Biodiesel Import Tariff ‘Protectionist’ Move
Argentina Calls EU Biodiesel Import Tariff ‘Protectionist’ Move

18/06/2015

Argentina called the European Union’s decision to impose tariffs on its biodiesel an act of protectionism meant to close the market off to “more efficient producers.”
  China to impose provisional anti-dumping duties on pyridine imports
China to impose provisional anti-dumping duties on pyridine imports

18/06/2015

BEIJING, May 27 (Xinhua) -- China's Ministry of Commerce (MOC) announced Monday that it will levy provisional anti-dumping duties on pyridine imported from India and Japan.
  US imposes anti-subsidy tariff on Vietnamese frozen shrimp
US imposes anti-subsidy tariff on Vietnamese frozen shrimp

18/06/2015

The US Department of Commerce (DOC) announced on May 29 that it will impose anti-subsidy tariffs of nearly 63% on frozen shrimp imported from China, India, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.
  Germany's Merkel Will Engage EU, China to Avoid Antidumping Fines
Germany's Merkel Will Engage EU, China to Avoid Antidumping Fines

18/06/2015

BERLIN--German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday vowed to mediate in a trade conflict between the European Union and China over allegations that China is illegally subsidizing its solar industry.
  Tighter U.S. Rule on Imported Meat May Cost $192 Million
Tighter U.S. Rule on Imported Meat May Cost $192 Million

18/06/2015

Canada vowed to escalate a dispute with the U.S. over plans to impose stricter country-of-origin labeling rules for meat that are opposed by industry groups on both sides of the border.
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