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Indonesia scraps horticultural import quotas to head off U.S. spat
Indonesia scraps horticultural import quotas to head off U.S. spat

16/04/2013

JAKARTA, April 12 (Reuters) - Indonesia will scrap import quantity limits on horticultural products, the trade ministry said on Friday, as it looks to head off a World Trade Organization trade spat with the United States.
Vietnamese catfish firms file lawsuit against DOC
Vietnamese catfish firms file lawsuit against DOC

16/04/2013

Some Vietnamese catfish exporters have lodged a lawsuit to the US Court of International Trade in protest against what they say is an unfair decision by the US Department of Commerce in determining the anti-dumping tariffs on their exports to the country.
EU to track more Argentine, Indonesian biodiesel imports
EU to track more Argentine, Indonesian biodiesel imports

16/04/2013

BRUSSELS, April 11 (Reuters) - The European Union will register more imports of biodiesel from Argentina and Indonesia from Friday, making it more likely that the bloc will place duties on the two countries in the coming months.
EU Anti-Circumvention on China Glass Mesh Grid Fabrics
EU Anti-Circumvention on China Glass Mesh Grid Fabrics

16/04/2013

On April 10, the EU started an anti-circumvention probe into glass mesh-grid fabrics made in China but re-exported from India and Indonesia under EU HS codes ex70195100 and ex70195900.
Top monowafer producer warns against punitive duties on Chinese solar products
Top monowafer producer warns against punitive duties on Chinese solar products

16/04/2013

BRUSSELS, April 9 (Xinhua) -- Head of the world's largest monowafers Tuesday said the European Union (EU) could suffer economic damages if it decides to impose punitive duties on imported Chinese solar products.
EU seeks new anti-dumping trade powers with China in mind
EU seeks new anti-dumping trade powers with China in mind

16/04/2013

BRUSSELS, April 10 (Reuters) - The European Union's trade chief Karel De Gucht asked for broad new trade powers on Wednesday to make it easier to launch anti-dumping cases, particularly against China.
Ritz Says Canada Ready to Retaliate If U.S. Maintains Labeling
Ritz Says Canada Ready to Retaliate If U.S. Maintains Labeling

16/04/2013

Canadian Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz said his country is ready to take retaliatory measures if the U.S. doesn’t remove country-of-origin labeling provisions on agricultural products.
Malaysia to probe, alleged dumping activities by China
Malaysia to probe, alleged dumping activities by China

11/04/2013

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia will investigate alleged dumping of stranded wire, ropes and cables activities by China
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