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China coal tariffs could impact Australia solar industry
China coal tariffs could impact Australia solar industry

22/10/2014

The solar industry has been worried that Australia may impose tariffs on cheap solar module imports from China. The surprise imposition of tariffs on Australian coal imports has raised the stakes dramatically.
Shock China coal tariff decision throws Australian free trade talks into turmoil
Shock China coal tariff decision throws Australian free trade talks into turmoil

22/10/2014

The crucial final stages of free trade talks between Canberra and Beijing have been thrown into turmoil following China's shock decision to impose harsh new tariffs on Australian coal supplies.
Beijing slaps tariff on coal imports
Beijing slaps tariff on coal imports

22/10/2014

The federal government is seeking clarity from China about its shock decision to impose new tariffs on Australian coal.
Vietnam: Shrimp prices tumble as anti-dumping duties soar
Vietnam: Shrimp prices tumble as anti-dumping duties soar

22/10/2014

Vietnamese farmers have once again become the victims of trade disputes.
U.S. anti-dumping measures on foreign steel to help Korean steelmakers
U.S. anti-dumping measures on foreign steel to help Korean steelmakers

22/10/2014

A move by the United States to slap anti-dumping duties on non-oriented electrical steel (NOES) products from six countries, including South Korea, can actually help local steelmakers such as POSCO to export more products, a local traders organization said Wednesday.
Russia Faces Possible EU Tariffs on Aluminum Foil
Russia Faces Possible EU Tariffs on Aluminum Foil

22/10/2014

The European Union threatened to impose tariffs on aluminum foil from Russia to curb competition for EU producers such as Eurofoil Luxembourg SA and Bulgaria-based Alcomet AD.
Proposed US solar trade tariff changes ‘illegal’
Proposed US solar trade tariff changes ‘illegal’

22/10/2014

Proposals sent out for comment by the US Department of Commerce (DoC) that would extend the scope of the ongoing trade case could be illegal, according to a lawyer representing the Chinese government.
U.S. sets final dumping margins on steel products from 5 countries
U.S. sets final dumping margins on steel products from 5 countries

22/10/2014

The U.S. Commerce Department on Tuesday set final dumping margins on imports of steel products from five foreign countries, paving the way for the U.S. government to impose punitive duties on the products in the months ahead.
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