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WTO rules against Argentine import curbs
WTO rules against Argentine import curbs

26/08/2014

The World Trade Organisation has added to Argentina’s woes just weeks after Buenos Aires was forced into a selective default on its debt, ruling that a swath of import restrictions imposed in recent years violated global trade rules.
U.S. steel pipe makers win key anti-dumping case against cheap imports
U.S. steel pipe makers win key anti-dumping case against cheap imports

26/08/2014

(Reuters) - The United States has approved anti-dumping duties against South Korea and other producers of steel pipes for the energy sector, a victory for domestic producers hoping to benefit from a boom in the U.S. shale oil and gas industry.
EU welcomes WTO ruling against Argentinian measures on imports
EU welcomes WTO ruling against Argentinian measures on imports

26/08/2014

Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht today (22 August) welcomed a ruling by an independent panel at the World Trade Organization (WTO) that certain conditions which Argentina introduced for firms wishing to import goods into the country break WTO law.
China appeals WTO ruling on solar panel dispute with U.S.
China appeals WTO ruling on solar panel dispute with U.S.

26/08/2014

(Reuters) - China has appealed against a WTO dispute panel report on anti-dumping duties applied on certain Chinese products by the United States, the World Trade Organization (WTO) said on Friday.
APEC talks “green goods,” trade remedies in background
APEC talks “green goods,” trade remedies in background

26/08/2014

The 21-member Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum confirmed that work is moving forward on the implementation of its landmark agreement to boost trade in over 50 environmental goods categories.
WTO rejects India's contention on raw sugar export susbidy
WTO rejects India's contention on raw sugar export susbidy

26/08/2014

The World Trade organization (WTO) has not accepted the view of the Indian government on the raw sugar export subsidy whereby it had stated that the export subsidy is aimed at cane millers and farmers and not exporters.
Vietnam: Pepper across US$1 billion threshold
Vietnam: Pepper across US$1 billion threshold

26/08/2014

(VEN) - Pepper has high export potential, gradually reaching the pepper export turnover target of 1US$ billion this year. However, a long-term strategy to enhance the value added to this commodity is needed.
Russian food imports ban offers opportunity for Vietnamese firms
Russian food imports ban offers opportunity for Vietnamese firms

26/08/2014

HA NOI (VNS) — Vietnamese businesses were urged to increase exports to Russia following the country's ban on food imports from the United States and some of its European neighbours.
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