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India: Solar producers seek anti-dumping duty on Chinese imports

18/04/2013

The Indian Solar Manufacturers Association (ISMA), on Tuesday, called for imposition of anti-dumping duty on cheap imported solar equipment from China to protect the interests of the Indian industry.

EU ends steel-fastener anti-dumping probe; Thai makers relieved

18/04/2013

The future looks brighter for Thai makers of stainless-steel fasteners looking to penetrate the European market now that the European Union has ended an anti-dumping investigation.

ITC finds against some CR steel imports from China

18/04/2013

A Ministry of Economic Affairs probe into anti-dumping charges against some cold rolled stainless steel products from China and South Korea has found they had a substantial impact on the local steel industry.

Guatemala says Peru breaks trade rules, takes it to WTO

18/04/2013

GENEVA, April 15 (Reuters) - Peru is illegally protecting its farmers against falls in global commodity markets, according to Guatemala, which has launched a challenge against Peru's policy at the World Trade Organization.

EU welcomes registration of Argentine, Indonesian imports

18/04/2013

The European Commission published a regulation making Argentine and Indonesian biodiesel imports subject to registration in frame of an anti-subsidy complaint. This decision supports the arguments drawn by European biodiesel industry that policy-based differential export taxes (DETs) play a distortive role in international trade.

India: Dumping duty on plaster boards from China, 3 other nations

18/04/2013

The Finance Ministry has imposed definitive anti-dumping duty on certain gypsum plaster boards imported from China, Indonesia, Thailand and the United Arab Emirates.

Braskem initiates anti-dumping investigation into PP imports from India, South Korea and South Africa

18/04/2013

Brazils’ Federal Secretary of Foreign Trade (Secex) has opened an anti-dumping investigation into imports of polypropylene resin from India, South Korea and South Africa, following a complaint from local petrochemical giant Braskem that it's being harmed by low-cost imports, as per Plastemart.

COMESA: Non-tariff barriers fueling high cost of business in Southern Africa

18/04/2013

LUSAKA, April 11 (Xinhua) -- Africa's largest trading bloc -- the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) -- has said non-tariff barriers were contributing to the high cost of business in the region, the Post of Zambia reported on Thursday