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Huawei denies getting illegal government subsidies

26/06/2012

Huawei Technologies Co Ltd has denied that it benefited from illegal Chinese government subsidies saying that it did not receive any communication from European Commission, according to Reuters.

U.S. criticizes Argentina, Indonesia import curbs at WTO

26/06/2012

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Friday pressed Argentina to "immediately" end an import licensing regime and other curbs that have frustrated foreign exporters and also raised concern about "sweeping new import restrictions" that Indonesia has imposed.

India: Rubber industry demands duty-free imports

26/06/2012

With natural rubber production expected to fall short of the domestic consumption for the second year consecutively, the rubber industry wants the Centre to permit duty-free imports, at least to the extent of the deficit.

Lenzing of Austria Loses EU Duty on Furfuraldehyde from China

26/06/2012

The European Union ended a 17-year- old tariff on a chemical substance from China used to make lubricating oils and foundry molds, denying protection to Austria’s Lenzing AG. (LNZ)

China-based polysilicon makers urge government to investigate dumping

26/06/2012

China-based polysilicon makers have urged the China government to launch anti-dumping investigations on polysilicon imported from US- and South Korea-based makers, according to industry sources.

Brazil challenges South Africa over poultry at WTO

26/06/2012

GENEVA, June 22 (Reuters) - Brazil has taken the first legal step at the World Trade Organization to challenge South Africa's use of anti-dumping measures on shipments of Brazilian poultry meat, the global trade body said in a statement on Friday.

India: Action sought against yarn manufacturers

26/06/2012

SURAT: Man-made fibre (MMF) manufacturers in the city may face action from Competition Commission of India as Southern Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SGCCI) and yarn consumers -powerlooom weavers - have submitted evidence of price fixing and supply control by a few leading yarn manufacturers.

South Africa: Industry’s future dependent on full implementation of antidumping duties

22/06/2012

The future of the fasteners industry depends heavily on the recent provisional antidumping duties being fully implemented, South African Fasteners Manufacturers Association (Safma) chairperson Rob Pietersma tells Engineering News.