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Poland wants EU to complain to WTO over Russian embargo

26/08/2014

Poland has asked the European Commission to send a formal complaint to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) over the Russian ban on imported EU food products that has hit Poland particularly hard, the Polish Economy Ministry said on Tuesday (19 August).

Colombia keen to have talks on trade tariff with India

26/08/2014

South American nation Colombia is looking forward to talks with India on trade related tariff to promote bilateral trade.

VN exporters face more anti-dumping lawsuits as US considers new duties on steel

21/08/2014

After the US Department of Commerce (DOC) issued a preliminary decision on imposing countervailing and anti-subsidy duties of 24.22 percent and 111.47 percent, respectively, on Vietnamese steel manufactures SeAH Vina and Hot Rolling Pipe, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) announced an anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation on steel pipe imports from eight countries, including Vietnam.

US anti-dumping measures ravage Asian photovoltaic markets

21/08/2014

MARKET analysts say photovoltaic cell and module makers are dropping the prices for their products after the US announced preliminary anti-dumping measures.

India hopeful of solution to food subsidy issue at WTO

21/08/2014

New Delhi says a permanent solution to the food grain stock pile issue is pre-requisite for the trade facilitation agreement.

India Appeals WTO, US Anti-Dumping Duties Case

21/08/2014

Dumping of low-priced products and the imposition of an anti-dumping duty is always a contentious international issue.

EU lifts ban on herring imports from Faroe Islands

21/08/2014

BRUSSELS, Aug 18 (Reuters) - The European Union lifted its year-long import ban on herring and mackerel from the Faroe Islands on Monday, ending a dispute over alleged over-fishing in the northern Atlantic.

Competitors to expand capacities in wake of US anti-dumping tariffs on China and Taiwan

21/08/2014

As the US imposition of anti-dumping tariffs on PV products imported from China and Taiwan is expected to cripple the competitiveness of makers from the two countries, a few PV makers in the US and other countries plan to expand production capacities mainly for the US market, according to industry sources in Taiwan.