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Chinese PV imports closer to anti-dumping/subsidy duties in Canada

04/02/2015

Feb 4, 2015 (SeeNews) - The Canadian International Trade Tribunal on Tuesday ruled out that the imports of China-made photovoltaic (PV) modules and laminates in Canada have “caused injury or are threatening to cause injury to the domestic industry.”

China concerned over Seoul's garlic import refusal

04/02/2015

BEIJING, Feb. 4 (Yonhap) -- China's commerce ministry said Wednesday that it is "highly concerned" about a recent rejection of some Chinese garlic imports by South Korea, asking Seoul to properly handle the trade dispute.

Canada advances solar anti-dumping case

04/02/2015

The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) has found evidence of dumping and subsidies in Chinese crystalline and thin-film solar panels and components imported into the country.

EU lifts anti-dumping duties on Ukrainian tubes

03/02/2015

KYIV, February 3 /Ukrinform/. The European Commission has canceled the anti-dumping measures imposed with respect to imports of Ukrainian welded tubes to the European Union.

US may drop tariffs on Japanese cars in 10-plus years

02/02/2015

TOKYO -- Japan and the U.S. are negotiating a deal that will eliminate tariffs on Japanese automobiles after a grace period of more than 10 years, moving closer to an agreement on a major sticking point in the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade talks.

China's WTO case ten years sued far more prosecutions

02/02/2015

Reporters from the WTO case selection -WTO << ZHANG Yuqing hot issues meta >> (hereinafter referred to as meta << >>) on a new book forum learned that in December 2001 to December 2014 during the WTO 13 years, China as the first Cases tripartite participation of the WTO dispute settlement there were 113 cases, as the parties involved in a total of 44 cases, of which 12 cases as the prosecution, as the respondent party 32 cases since 2007, the surge in cases involving China, almost every nine cases involving China have together. forum by the Chinese People's University Law School and China Business Publishing recently co-hosted in Beijing.

Japan eyes quotas for low-, no-tariff farm imports

01/02/2015

TOKYO -- In a bid to advance negotiations on the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, Tokyo is thinking about suggesting quotas for low- or no-tariff imports of key agricultural products from participating countries, government sources told The Nikkei on Saturday.