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China shoemaker wins EU anti-dumping case

22/11/2012

HANGZHOU, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) -- China's leading shoemaker, Aokang Group Co., Ltd, has won a lawsuit against European Union (EU) anti-dumping measures on Chinese leather shoes, according to the company.

Canada Keeps Two-Anti Duties on China Aluminum Profiles

22/11/2012

On November 15, the Canadian International Trade Tribunal announced an interim-review final ruling that maintains its previous antidumping and anti-subsidy duties on aluminum profiles from China.

US ITC announces final decision on AD investigation on wire hangers from Taiwan

22/11/2012

On November 15th 2012, the US International Trade Commission made its final determination in the antidumping investigation of steel wire garment hangers from Taiwan.

China to change duties on US steel imports, after WTO ruling

22/11/2012

China says it will change its restrictive policy on certain steel imports from the United States after the World Trade Organisation declared it was in breach of international trade rules.

U.S., Russia reach draft deal on hot-rolled steel trade

22/11/2012

WASHINGTON, Nov 16 (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department on Friday said it had reached a draft agreement with the Russian government to revise a 13-year-old deal governing imports of hot-rolled steel.

EU punishes China for selling cheap fittings

22/11/2012

The European Union imposed tariffs of up to 67.8 per cent on pipe fittings and ceramic tableware from China, the latest evidence of the Chinese threat to higher-cost EU producers. Thailand was also affected.

Bic asks EU to keep duties on Chinese lighters-report

22/11/2012

PARIS, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Bic, a maker of lighters, pens and razors, could change its mind about investing in France if the European Union does not renew antidumping duties on Chinese lighters, its chairman said.

Thailand: Tata tacks hard to fight dumping

19/11/2012

Tata Steel (Thailand) Plc (TSTH), Thailand's largest long steel producer, aims to increase sales of high value-added products from 30% to 40% the next two years to cope with China dumping on the market.