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U.S. trade office says Chinese laws may breach WTO rules

01/04/2015

(Reuters) - China's bank technology restrictions and a draft anti-terrorism law may run counter to the country's international trade commitments, the U.S. Trade Representative said in a report released on Wednesday.

WTO Sets Up Disputes Panel over Russian EU Trade Tariffs

31/03/2015

GLOBAL - The dispute settlement body of the World Trade Organisation has established a disputes panel over Russia’s tariff treatment of agricultural and manufacturing goods from the EU.

Vietnam abolishes import tax on 3,200 Japanese products

31/03/2015

HA NOI (VNS) — More than 3,200 Japanese products will be exempted from paying any import tax in Viet Nam from April 1, according to a new Finance Ministry circular.

Insiders seek ways to iron out agricultural export difficulties

31/03/2015

Exporters of agro-forestry-fishery products gathered at a meeting with State officials on March 30 to seek ways to address difficulties amid a dramatic fall in the shipment of these commodities during the first quarter.

Vietnam: Imports a threat to local cattle industry

31/03/2015

HA NOI (VNS) — The rise in beef imports after tariffs are cut to zero in 2018 under the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA) is a serious threat for the domestic cattle industry.

U.S. DOC moves back final countervailing duty determination

31/03/2015

WASHINGTON—The Commerce Department’s final countervailing duty determination on Chinese passenger and light truck tires, originally due April 6, has been pushed back, the agency said.

Chinese solar module manufacturers turn to Japan

31/03/2015

Chinese solar panel manufacturers have shifted their focus to the Japanese market since the European Union and the United States imposed anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties on their products, Shanghai's China Business News reports.

US imposes stricter regulations on catfish

30/03/2015

The new rules will make it difficult to export catfish and pangasius to the US. As a matter of fact, the rules will trouble Vietnamese exporters and exporters from other country and also affect America's seafood manufacturers.