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India manages to defend raw sugar export subsidies at WTO, for now

09/03/2015

NEW DELHI, MARCH 9: India has managed to ward off criticism at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) for its raw sugar export subsidies by once again claiming that it has not made any payments under the programme. However, the country’s defence is unlikely to work for long as subsidy payments are slated to kick-off soon.

FTA with S Korea to boost shrimp exports

07/03/2015

HA NOI (VNS) — The signing of a free trade agreement (FTA) between Viet Nam and South Korea is expected to boost Viet Nam's shrimp exports to South Korea in the near future.

Bangladesh: Producers reluctant to seek trade remedies under WTO rules

07/03/2015

It was more than a year ago when the country's tea producers sought remedial measures from the safeguard authority concerned against huge import of the commodity from other countries.

Sharp cut in US anti-dumping tariffs on Vietnamese shrimp

06/03/2015

The US has cut its anti-dumping tariffs imposed on Vietnamese shrimp sharply to the average level of 0.93% from the previous figure of 6.37%.

EU set to impose duties on Chinese, Taiwan stainless steel

06/03/2015

(Reuters) - The European Union will impose anti-dumping duties later this month on imports of stainless steel cold-rolled sheet from China and Taiwan, according to two sources familiar with a European Commission proposal.

Commerce proposes hike in shrimp duties for India, lowers Vietnamese rates across the board

06/03/2015

The Commerce Department raised most antidumping duty rates for Indian shrimp exporters but lowered those for Vietnamese exporters in its ninth preliminary review.

Anti-dumping tariffs on shrimp sent to US see huge reduction

06/03/2015

HA NOI (VNS) — Anti dumping tariffs imposed on Vietnamese warm water shrimp products exported to the U.S. market have been cut sharply during the 9th period of review (POR 9).

VN: Agro-forestry-fish exports decline 1.9%

05/03/2015

HA NOI (VNS) — Viet Nam's exports of agricultural, forestry and fisheries products reached US$1.78 billion in February, taking the sector's total export value in the first two months to $4.177 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 1.9 per cent.