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India: Commerce Ministry favours anti-dumping duty on solar cells

13/06/2014

Favouring imposition of anti-dumping duty on solar cells, the Commerce Ministry, on Wednesday, said it would boost manufacturing in the country and attract foreign investments in the sector.

Singapore rice imports

13/06/2014

HA NOI (VNS) — A number of Singaporean businesses paid due attention to Vietnamese rice, especially Jasmine rice, and affirmed that they will continue to import the Vietnamese rice.

USTR Consults On WTO Environmental Goods Agreement

12/06/2014

The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) held a public hearing on June 5, World Environment Day, to gather comments and input on American negotiating objectives for the proposed World Trade Organization (WTO) Environmental Goods Agreement (EGA).

Mexico and Malaysia likely locations for PV production to avoid US anti-dumping

12/06/2014

In a worst case scenario that Taiwanese solar cell producers are hit with high anti-dumping duties as part of the US investigation, Mexico and Malaysia are expected to be the most attractive destinations for companies to manufacture products destined for the US market, according to market research firm TrendForce.

India-US Solar Trade Dispute Could Turn Bitter At WTO

12/06/2014

Tuesday, June 10, 2014: Even as the dispute settlement arm of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) has decided to set up a dispute settlement panel after the US complained a second time over local content requirement in India's solar energy programme, many believe the spat could turn into a larger controversy at the WTO platform.

India Dumping Duties Risk Choking Modi’s Solar Revolution

12/06/2014

The Indian government may strangle Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s efforts to reap more electricity from the sun should it impose duties on solar panel imports proposed by the nation’s previous administration.

Dumping Duties other Countries also End in 2018

12/06/2014

BRUSSELS, Belgium – Contrary to the widespread assumption, also the 48.5% dumping duties levied on bikes imported from Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Tunisia into the EU (with an exemption to 7 individual companies) will run op to June 2018.