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Peru Gets Us$12 Million In Anti-dumping Duty On Chinese Clothing

30/06/2014

LIMA, June 27 (BERNAMA-NNN- ANDINA) -- Nearly US$ 12 million has been collected in the first quarter of this year in the form of anti-dumping duty imposed on garments of Chinese origin in December last year, Foreign Trade Society of Peru (Comex) reported.

EU files WTO complaint over Russian pork embargo

30/06/2014

Geneva (AFP) - The European Union has filed a formal complaint against Russia at the WTO over Moscow's embargo on pork from the bloc, trade sources said Friday.

EU clears next round of Japan trade talks

30/06/2014

The European Commission said today talks on a massive free trade agreement with Japan will resume next week in Tokyo after a review judged sufficient progress had been made so far.

Canada urged to abide by WTO norms on anti-dumping issues

30/06/2014

Taipei, June 27 (CNA) Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs said Friday that it has urged Canada to abide by the norms of the World Trade Organization (WTO) on anti-dumping issues, lifting excessive duties imposed on Taiwanese companies.

Canada takes up latest Buy America moves at WTO

30/06/2014

The Harper government took the U.S. to task this week at the WTO over the latest round of Buy America measures, a preliminary step in what could lead to dispute settlement proceedings at the Geneva-based organization.

Australia set to become third largest cotton exporter: report

30/06/2014

SYDNEY, June 27 (Xinhua) -- Australia is on track to be the third largest exporter of raw cotton in the world this year with forecasts of just under 1 million tonnes, according to a bank report released Friday.

WTO chief attempts to breathe life into Doha talks

30/06/2014

When members of the World Trade Organisation launched the Doha round of negotiations after the September 11 2001 terrorist attacks, it was billed by many as a transformative exercise for the global economy.

The World Bank says trade protectionism begins to level off

30/06/2014

Washington: import barriers in major economies begin to recede after a rash of protectionism during the global financial crisis, the World Bank showed on Thursday.