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Leaked TTIP Documents Expose Chemical Industry’s Toxic Agenda

12/03/2014

A report published Monday by the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) and ClientEarth shows how a leaked proposal from chemical lobbying groups could damage future protective legislation on toxic chemicals.

Vietnam wants to sign TPP soon

12/03/2014

(VOV) - Vietnam expects negotiations on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement to conclude in the near future, Finance Minister Dinh Tien Dung told his US counterpart Jacob Lew during their March 10 talks in Washington DC.

Vietnam's Mekong delta shrimp exports target 2.55 bln USD in 2014

12/03/2014

Vietnam's southern Mekong delta provinces target 2.55 billion U.S. dollars from shrimp exports in 2014, about 50 million dollars higher than last year, local media reported Monday.

India imposes $146.09tonne antidumping duty on US phenol

12/03/2014

KOLKATA (ICIS)--India has decided to impose an antidumping duty (ADD) of $146.09/tonne on phenol imports from the US, a government official said on Tuesday.

EU: Mulls anti-dumping duties on Chinese shoemakers

10/03/2014

The European Union (EU) is contemplating reintroducing an anti-dumping duty (at 16.5%) on five China and Hong Kong-based shoemakers.

U.S. may levy duties on monosodium glutamate from China

07/03/2014

WASHINGTON, March 5 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. Department of Commerce on Wednesday announced its preliminary affirmative determination in the countervailing duty investigation against imports of monosodium glutamate from China, signaling that it may pose punitive duties on the products.

Chinese, Korean steel faces anti-dumping duties

07/03/2014

The Ministry of Finance yesterday said it would levy stiff anti-dumping duties on select cold-rolled stainless steel products from China and South Korea, citing damage to the local steel sector.

China unfairly subsidizes high-tech steel exports - U.S. Commerce

07/03/2014

(Reuters) - Imports of high-tech steel from China are unfairly subsidized by the Chinese government, U.S. trade officials said in a preliminary ruling on Wednesday, potentially escalating a spat over trade of the specialty steel product.