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EU anti-subsidy probe on Chinese bikes abuses policies

03/05/2012

BEIJING, - The European Commission's decision to start an anti-subsidy investigation into imported bikes from China is an apparent abuse of trade remedy measures, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said Saturday.

National Tariff Commission helps Pakistani exporting firm win case in Canada

03/05/2012

National Tariff Commission (NTC) has persistently pursued an anti-dumping duty case against a Pakistani exporting to Canada at the international level, which helped in winning the case against the exporting firm registered with the Canada Border Security Agency (CBSA).

Chinese Bicycle Makers Face Threat of EU Anti-Subsidy Tariffs

03/05/2012

The European Union threatened to impose tariffs on bicycles from China to counter alleged subsidies to Chinese exporters, bolstering a new front in the EU’s battle to protect its producers.

Turkey Takes Anti-dumping Probe on Storing Electric Water Heaters from China

29/04/2012

Recently, Turkey authority decided in its Announcement No. 28239-2012/7 to take an antidumping (AD) probe into the storing-type electric water heater products (HS Code 8516.10.80.00.19) from China, Serbia and Italy, which is the first antidumping case by Turkey on Chinese products this year.

EU Anti-dumping Sunset Review on Chinese Ironing Boards

29/04/2012

On April 25, 2012, the EU started its antidumping (AD) sunset-review investigation into China-made ironing boards under EU HS Codes ex39249000, ex44219098, ex73239300, ex73239900, ex85167970, ex85169000.

Canada Final Two-Anti Rulings on Chinese Stainless-Steel Sinks

29/04/2012

On April 24, 2012, the Canada Border Service Agency announced its final antidumping and anti-subsidy rulings on the stainless steel sinks from China, which are under HS Codes 7324.10.00.11, 7324.10.00.19, 7324.10.00.21, 7324.10.00.29.

Australia Revokes Anti-dumping Probe on Structural Timbers from Austria, Germany

29/04/2012

On April 24, 2012, Australia authority announced revoking its antidumping (AD) probe on the structural timbers from Austria, Canada, Czech, Estonia, Lithuania, Sweden, Germany and the U.S., which was launched in September 2011, because of its determination of micro import quantity from Austria, Canada, Czech, Estonia, Lithuania, Sweden and the U.S. and micro injury by the German products to Australian local industry.

Kodak responds to preliminary findings on anti-dumping duty

29/04/2012

Kodak has decried the preliminary findings and has expressed its disappointment with the Directorate of Anti-Dumping and Allied Duties (DGAD) in its recommendation of 16 March.