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Thailand Levies AD Duties on Motorcycle Tire Tubes from China

17/07/2012

Reported by a Thai newspaper of July 11, Thailand's antidumping organ has decided to levy antidumping duties on motorcycle tire tubes from China for 4 months.

Malaysia: Possible anti-dumping duties on alleged wire rod dumping

17/07/2012

KUCHING: Following an alleged dumping of steel wire rods imported from China, Taiwan, Indonesia, South Korea and Turkey, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) has invited all interested parties to submit their views on the matter.

Vietnam: Local Shoemakers Do Not Evade Taxes

17/07/2012

After a nine-month investigation, Brazil came to a conclusion that Vietnamese shoemakers do not evade anti-dumping duties, said the Vietnam Competition Authority under the Ministry of Industry and Trade on Wednesday.

India: Government initiates probe into dumping of a chemical by China

17/07/2012

NEW DELHI: India has initiated a probe into alleged dumping of a chemical, mainly used in photography and medical applications, by China following complaints by domestic players.

EU eases anti-dumping sanction against Ningbo fastener makers

17/07/2012

EU has published its anti-dumping measures against Chinese fasteners, lowering its anti-dumping duties imposed on certain Chinese companies with an average reduction of 7.1 percent, sources said on Wednesday. The move means EU began to ease its anti-dumping sanctions on Chinese fasteners as some Ningbo manufactures launched a formal complaint about EU’S unfair treatment.

India: Solar equipment makers seek anti-dumping duty on imports

17/07/2012

Indian manufacturers of solar equipment are seeking anti-dumping duty on imports from China, Malaysia, Taiwan and the US on the grounds that local industry is bleeding because of “ridiculously low” price of foreign equipment.

Canada: Pipe imports hurt domestic producers

17/07/2012

A federal agency said Friday there's reasonable evidence that domestic producers of carbon steel welded pipe have been financially harmed by imported products sold in Canada at excessively low prices.

US: Investigators zeroing in on China’s ZTE, Huawei

17/07/2012

NEW YORK – With multiple investigations already underway in the U.S. and Europe targeting illegal sales to Iran by Chinese telecom giants ZTE and Huawei, reports surfaced in Friday (July 13) that the FBI is now probing whether ZTE sold U.S. computer equipment to Iran in violation of U.S. trade sanctions.