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VN: Export firms need to be aware of trade laws

13/11/2014

HCM CITY (VNS) — Vietnamese export firms need to improve their awareness and preparations to cope with the World Trade Organisation's trade defence that allows importing countries to take action against exporting nations, a senior official said.

VN Rubber may face dumping probe in India

12/11/2014

HCMC – The Vietnam Competition Authority (VCA) has warned India may launch a probe into the possible dumping of Vietnamese rubber on its market.

Vietnam, EU share experiences in trade protection

12/11/2014

Leading international trade experts from the EU and Vietnam staged a seminar on November 11 in the southern province Binh Duong discussing fair trade practices and protection measures.

Canadian Solar profit rises on sale of power plants

12/11/2014

Nov 12 (Reuters) - Canadian Solar Inc's quarterly profit rose more than four-fold as its shift in focus from panel sales to the more profitable business of building solar power plants pays off.

VN: SMEs urged to get ready for ASEAN EC

11/11/2014

HCM CITY (VNS) — Vietnamese enterprises, especially small- and medium-sized companies, have been repeatedly warned to prepare for both the challenges and opportunities when the ASEAN Economic Community is established next year.

VN: Seafood exports in fourth quarter forecast to reach USD2.1 billion

11/11/2014

Vietnam’s seafood exports are expected to hit USD1.8-2.1 billion in the fourth quarter of 2014, bringing the total value for the year to USD7.6 billion, the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Processors (VASEP) reported.

US anti-dumping, countervailing duties cast shadow over solar market

10/11/2014

The US International Trade Commission recently announced it would extend the final decision of countervailing duties on solar photovoltaic (PV) imports from China and change the scope of the investigation to target modules and cells.

Economic Benefits of Anti-Dumping Measures

10/11/2014

The Harper government prides itself on having staked out a leadership position over the years when it comes to strongly advocating for increased global trade liberalization. Calling for the elimination of trade barriers that significantly hamper market access for Canadian exporters and battling egregious forms of domestic protectionism in other countries have been key features of the government’s international trade agenda.