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Australian anti-dumping action on Chinese silicon metal

08/06/2015

BEIJING -- The Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said on Monday that Australia had issued an anti-dumping notice on silicon metal exported from China after an investigation into dumping and subsidization.

India Makes The Anti-Dumping Mistake With Steel and Thereby Makes All Indians Poorer

07/06/2015

The point and purpose of having a government is to make the population, the citizenry, richer. There’s some things that simply have to be done and which can only be done by government: defence of the realm, the creation of a criminal justice system, these sorts of things. There’s also things that might be useful to do and which government can do reasonably well: say, as in this case, the regulation of foreign trade. But it is still increasing the wealth and income of the citizenry which is the underlying aim: and by imposing anti-dumping tariffs upon foreign steel India is making its own citizens poorer. This really isn’t the point and purpose of having a government at all. Therefore, it’s not something a government should do.

Steel imports into India on rise despite anti-dumping duty measures

06/06/2015

The Central government has decided to impose anti-dumping duty on import of ‘Hot Rolled austenitic stainless steel flat products of 304 series’ from People’s Republic of China, the Republic of Korea and Malaysia, informed a Customs Notification NO.28/2015-Customs, dated June 5, 2015.

South Africa opens doors to U.S. chicken imports

06/06/2015

South Africa will end punitive duties on U.S. chicken and renew imports, initially 65,000 tonnes a year, under an agreement reached by the two countries, South Africa's trade and industry minister said on Saturday.

India imposes anti-dumping duty on some steel from China, others

06/06/2015

India's finance ministry has imposed anti-dumping duties ranging from $180 to $316 per tonne for some industrial-grade stainless steel imported from China, Malaysia and South Korea in a bid to stem surging imports and protect the domestic industry.

WTO to Hear Canada's Retaliatory Tariffs Request

05/06/2015

On June 17th, the World Trade Organization will hear Canada's request to impose retaliatory tariffs against the United States.

U.S. appeals part of WTO ruling on dolphin-safe canned tuna labels

05/06/2015

The United States is appealing parts of a World Trade Organization ruling that found rules on dolphin-safe labels for canned tuna discriminated against Mexico.

S. Korea: Steelmakers face U.S. antidumping dispute

05/06/2015

U.S.-based steel producers have lodged a complaint against South Korean and other steelmakers with the U.S. International Trade Commission accusing them of irregular trade practices.