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EU Opens Antidumping Investigation Into Imports of Ukrainian Steel Tubes

06/04/2012

The European Commission has started an antidumping investigation into imports of welded tubes, pipes and hollow profiles made of steel (apart from stainless steel) or iron (apart from cast iron) with commodity codes 7306 61 92 and 7306 61 99 from Ukraine, Turkey and Macedonia, reads an official report issued on March 31, 2012.

South Korea set to extend duties on PET film imports

06/04/2012

SEOUL, March 29 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's trade commission said Thursday it has decided to extend anti-dumping tariffs on Chinese and Indian wrapping film for three more years to protect local manufacturers.

Taiwan: Coated paper imports hurt local industry

06/04/2012

The International Trade Commission (ITC) said its preliminary investigation into imported coated paper from China, Japan, South Korea and Finland found "there is concern of causing harm" to the domestic industry.

'Indian steel cos got 300% subsidy'

06/04/2012

Washington: Certain categories of Indian steel pipes being exported to the US received a subsidy of about 300 per cent, an American trade body said today.

Chinese Furniture Antidumping Duty Review Extended

06/04/2012

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) is giving itself an additional six months to complete its administrative review of the antidumping duty order on wooden bedroom furniture imported from China in 2010.

China reviews anti-dumping measures on NP imports

06/04/2012

BEIJING - The Ministry of Commerce (MOC) announced Wednesday that it will review anti-dumping measures on nonylphenol (NP) imported from India and Taiwan.

Canberra urged to act on dumping of cheap Asian imports

06/04/2012

Australian manufacturers are urging the government to crack down on the dumping of cheap Asian imports.

(Taipei) MOF to investigate steel-dumping charges against four countries

28/03/2012

Taipei, March 27 (CNA) The Ministry of Finance (MOF) said Monday that it will investigate charges that four countries have dumped steel products in Taiwan's market.