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EU's search for new anti-dumping powers is dead, Italy says

21/11/2014

BRUSSELS, Nov 21 (Reuters) - A plan giving Brussels new powers to fight unfair Chinese exports "is dead", Italy said on Friday, with the European Union ideologically split over how to deal with countries that dump cheap goods in Europe.

Why India needed to stand up to WTO

20/11/2014

The WTO’s objections over our grain stockpile do not make sense. Hence the July stand-off and the recent resolution

Philippines: DA to levy anti-dumping duties on Turkish flour

20/11/2014

THE Department of Agriculture (DA) said anti-dumping duties on Turkish flour will take effect starting next month in line with the findings of the Tariff Commission that Turkish exporters were selling wheat flour to the Philippines at below market prices in Turkey.

EU to discuss updating, strengthening trade defense instruments

20/11/2014

Member states of the European Union (EU) will discuss a proposed regulation updating the bloc's trade defense instruments, a statement said on Wednesday.

Anti-dumping tariff on Vietnamese pangasius unfair

20/11/2014

The move goes against the spirit of free trade as well as the growing bilateral economic and trade relations and the comprehensive partnership between the two countries, Binh said at a regular press conference in Hanoi on November 20.

WTO announces ruling on Vietnam’s shrimp anti-dumping lawsuit

19/11/2014

The panel considered 11 contents in Vietnam ’s claims and issued rulings on seven of them which are considered conducive to the Vietnamese side, especially in administrative proceedings and dumping margins.

First Vietnamese shrimp farm meets sustainability standards

16/11/2014

Shrimp exports to the US skyrocket Vietnamese shrimp exporters seek to expand markets VASEP files claim against US’ anti-dumping duties on shrimp Twenty-two hectares of the company's shrimp ponds have met ASC's environmental and social standards.

No ASEAN goods surge with tariff cuts

15/11/2014

HA NOI (VNS) — The reduction of tariffs under the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA) next year won't lead to a surge in ASEAN goods to Viet Nam, an official of the Ministry of Finance said.