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EU regulators want more clout to deal with trade cases

11/04/2013

BRUSSELS, April 9 (Reuters) - EU trade regulators want to expand the scope of their powers to go after companies in anti-dumping investigations, according to EU documents obtained by Reuters.

Canada: CBSA decides to maintain AD order on pipe from China

11/04/2013

The Canadian Border Services Agency announced that it has completed its phase of the expiry review of the antidumping order on certain carbon steel welded pipe from China.

Brazil: Braskem complaint prompts PP dumping investigation

11/04/2013

SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL – The Federal Secretary of Foreign Trade (Secex) opened an anti-dumping investigation this week into imports of polypropylene resin from India, South Korea and South Africa, prompted by a complaint from local petrochemical giant Braskem that it's being harmed by low-cost imports

Vietnamese firms urge trade remedies for cooking oil

11/04/2013

Vietnamese cooking oil makers are calling on the government to impose remedial actions against imported cooking oil products, which are causing material injury to the domestic industry thanks to their cheap prices and zero import duties.

Malaysia: Steel players support across-the-board tax on imports

11/04/2013

PETALING JAYA (April 8, 2013): The steel manufacturing industry has come out in support of a proposal to implement an across-the-board tax on fabricated steel imports in order to curb dumping.

China sees more trade remedy probes in 2012

11/04/2013

BEIJING, April 8 (Xinhua) -- The Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said Monday that China was targeted by more trade remedy probes last year.

Malaysia: Steel players support across-the-board tax on imports

11/04/2013

The steel manufacturing industry has come out in support of a proposal to implement an across-the-board tax on fabricated steel imports in order to curb dumping.

EU: Anti-Dumping Duty for China Imports to Continue

09/04/2013

One of Bike Europe's business relations mailed us the two disclosure documents after we published last Thursday that the European Commission's Directorate-General (DG) for Trade is keeping the lid on its findings in three investigations; the interim review on the anti-dumping duties for bikes made in China (instigated by the European Commission) and the two EBMA triggered investigations on China subsidizing Chinese bike exporters and on the circumvention measures which are said to be illegally circumnavigated by companies in various Asian countries.