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EU Probes Possible Chinese Evasion of Duties on Bicycles

01/10/2012

The European Union threatened to extend to Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Tunisia a duty on bicycles from China, saying Chinese exporters may have used the four nations to evade the levy and undercut EU bike producers.

Malaysia: Steel sector says the Government should be decisive on anti-dumping measures

27/09/2012

PETALING JAYA: The local steel industry wants the Government to be decisive in imposing temporary anti-dumping measures on the cheaper imported steel goods currently flooding the country while the final investigation on certain products for anti-dumping cases is in progress.

EU requests WTO consultations with U.S. on compliance in Boeing case

27/09/2012

GENEVA, Sept. 25 (Xinhua) -- The European Union has requested for consultations with the United States on the latter's implementation of rulings of the Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) on the Boeing case, the World Trade Organization (WTO) said Tuesday.

Japan May Take Final Review on Electrolytic Manganese Dioxide

27/09/2012

On September 19, the Japanese authority gave a notice that it has accepted domestic enterprise petition for extending antidumping (AD) on electrolytic manganese dioxide products from China, South Africa and Spain and that it will decide by the end of October whether to start the expiry review and, if starting the review, will decide within one year whether to extend the antidumping duties.

European solar firms file second China complaint

27/09/2012

FRANKFURT/BRUSSELS, Sept 25 (Reuters) - A group of 25 European solar panel companies filed a complaint with the European Commission on Tuesday, claiming Chinese rivals were unfairly benefiting from illegal subsidies and adding to an earlier complaint against Chinese competitors.

EU rejects U.S. claim to have weaned Boeing off subsidies

27/09/2012

GENEVA, Sept 25 (Reuters) - U.S. aircraft giant Boeing is still getting U.S. subsidies despite Washington's claim to have stopped the handouts, the European Union said on Tuesday in the latest round of the world's biggest trade dispute.

China's Duty Relief CNY 50 BLN for ASEAN Goods

27/09/2012

By August 2012, under China-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement, China issued totally 2.38 million Preference Certificates of Origin with a total value of USD 87.8 billion and received 920,000 ones from ASEAN states with preference of USD 91.7 billion, giving duty relief of CNY 50 billion to ASEAN goods.