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China drops its anti-dumping duties from Russia, Japan and South Korea

09/09/2014

Tokyo, Japan - Platts reports, "China has ended its anti-dumping duties on styrene-butadiene-rubber imports from Russia, Japan and South Korea, effective Monday, September 8, the Ministry of Commerce said over the weekend.

Australia urges Japan to further lower beef tariffs in TPP

09/09/2014

Australia is urging Japan to further lower its tariffs on beef under the Trans-Pacific Partnership after Tokyo agreed to substantially cut them under a two-way free trade deal struck in April, negotiation sources said Tuesday.

Vietnam slaps antidumping duties on steel imports for 1st time

08/09/2014

While Vietnamese exports are facing, or have been subject to, antidumping tariffs in many nations, the Southeast Asian country has, for the first time ever, decided to levy duties on steel imports from four markets to protect domestic steelmakers.

Rubber planters want anti-dumping duty on imports

08/09/2014

Coonoor (Tamil Nadu), Sep 8 (IANS) Natural rubber planters, especially small growers from Kerala, have petitioned the union government to impose anti-dumping duty or increase import tariff to protect them from falling prices in the domestic market.

VN: Tea exports plunge on quality issues

08/09/2014

HA NOI (VNS) — Vietnamese tea exports fell but its average market price rose in the first eight months of 2014, based on figures from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD).

U.S. sets steep preliminary duties on Chinese steel wire rod imports

08/09/2014

(Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Commerce on Tuesday set preliminary duties of up to 110 percent on imports of carbon and alloy steel wire rod from China after ruling the products were being sold below cost in the U.S. market.

WTO decision made on India poultry dispute

08/09/2014

The United States is awaiting translation of the ruling from the World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute settlement panel in regards to poultry imports to India

Solar Company Seeks Stiff U.S. Tariffs to Deter Chinese Spying

08/09/2014

In the daunting battle against corporate online espionage worldwide, one major solar company wants to deploy a powerful and novel weapon: higher tariffs.