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EU to propose duties on Chinese solar panels

06/05/2013

BRUSSELS, May 3 (Reuters) - The EU's trade chief will recommend placing punitive import duties on billions of euros of solar panels from China, people close to the matter say, putting up a barrier to protect European producers but risking upsetting Beijing.

India mulls emergency tariffs on some steel products

06/05/2013

GENEVA/NEW DELHI, May 2 (Reuters) - India is considering emergency tariffs on some iron and steel pipes, tubes and profiles to protect its domestic industry from imports, primarily from China and Italy, Delhi said in a World Trade Organization filing seen by Reuters.

India: Solar power producers oppose any anti-dumping duty on imported gears

06/05/2013

NEW DELHI: Ten solar power producers, including Jackson Ltd, Vikram Solar, Symphony Vyapar Pvt Ltd and Lexicon Vanijya Pvt Ltd have written to the ministry of new and renewable energy ( MNRE) saying imposition of anti-dumping duty on solar imports will severely affect the fledgling Indian solar industry.

Thailand: Russia presents case for chrysotile

02/05/2013

Russian investors are concerned their lack of participation in talks on a chrysotile asbestos ban in Thailand will jeopardise annual bilateral trade in the product worth US$30 million.

Indonesia may re-review AD duty on CRC

02/05/2013

It is reported that Indonesia planned to re-investigate the anti-dumping duties on cold rolled coil from Japan and other countries.

Pakistan: End of anti-dumping duty demanded

02/05/2013

Multan Chamber demanded for issuance of a notification for ending the anti-dumping duty on the import of polyester.

WTO must adapt to new pacts to thaw talks-Mexico hopeful

02/05/2013

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The World Trade Organization can break a deadlock in global trade talks if it adapts to a flurry of bilateral trade initiatives and overhauls itself, Mexico's finalist to head the body said on Friday.

Caroline Lucas urges UK to vote against solar dumping duties

02/05/2013

The Green Party MP Caroline Lucas has called on the UK government to guarantee that it will vote against the imposition of any duties on Chinese solar imports.