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India: Dumping duty on phthalic anhydride imports from 3 countries
India: Dumping duty on phthalic anhydride imports from 3 countries

02/01/2013

The Finance Ministry has imposed definitive anti-dumping duty on Phthalic Anhydride (PAN) imports from South Korea, Taiwan and Israel.
EU lowers AD duty on seamless steel pipe imports from TMK
EU lowers AD duty on seamless steel pipe imports from TMK

02/01/2013

The European Commission has announced that it has lowered the antidumping duty imposed on seamless steel pipe imports from Russia-based TMK, one of the world's leading oil and gas steel pipe producers.
US shrimpers target Thai imports
US shrimpers target Thai imports

02/01/2013

Shrimp producers in the United States have renewed their call for penalties on low-cost shrimp imports from Thailand and six other countries which they claim are hurting the domestic industry.
U.S. to continue anti-dumping probes into Chinese silica bricks
U.S. to continue anti-dumping probes into Chinese silica bricks

02/01/2013

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) on Friday cleared the way for the government to continue anti-dumping investigations on imports of silica bricks and shapes from China.
South Africa Withdraws from Applying Tariffs on Brazilian Chicken
South Africa Withdraws from Applying Tariffs on Brazilian Chicken

02/01/2013

SOUTH AFRICA - The South African government have definitively rejected the anti-dumping duties application on Brazilian imports of whole and boneless cuts which have been imposed since February 2012.
Some tier-two China-based makers dumping solar modules in Europe
Some tier-two China-based makers dumping solar modules in Europe

28/12/2012

While tier-one China-based solar module makers quote EUR0.45/watt in the Europe market and US$0.6/watt in the US market, a few tier-two China-based fellow makers are dumping solar modules at EUR0.34/watt in the Europe market, decreasing by 10% compared to the third quarter, and causing concern about triggering a price war, according to Taiwan-based makers in the industry.
Whistle-Blower Wins $8 Million in Pigment Dumping Case
Whistle-Blower Wins $8 Million in Pigment Dumping Case

28/12/2012

A whistle-blower is nearly $8 million richer after helping the U.S. government establish an antidumping case against a Japanese ink manufacturer. Toyo Ink is paying $45 million to settle a suit filed by the government and John Dickson, CEO of Fort Mill, S.C.-based Nation Ford Chemical, alleging that Toyo imported carbazole violet pigment 23 (CVP-23) under false pretenses to avoid paying duties.
EU member states vote to go ahead with anti-dumping tariff
EU member states vote to go ahead with anti-dumping tariff

28/12/2012

News that a nearly 10 percent anti-dumping duty will likely be imposed on U.S. ethanol imports to European Union countries was confirmed by a majority vote of EU member countries on Dec. 20.
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