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EU’s Review of 52 Anti-Dumping Cases to Benefit China’s Steel Industry

28/03/2012

SHANGHAI, Mar. 27 (SMM) -- The European Commission announced on March 23 that it would invite 52 Chinese enterprises involved in 52 anti-dumping cases to file applications for review in order to implement the anti-dumping decision on fasteners and put forward new measures.

China Welcomes EU Reviewing Anti-dumping Measures Against its Products

28/03/2012

A Chinese commerce official on Mar. 26, 2011 welcomed the European Commission's review of 52 anti-dumping measures against Chinese fasteners, saying the European Union should rectify its anti-dumping investigations that violate World Trade Organization rules.

China Adjusts Import Duty Rates for Certain Products

28/03/2012

According to the "Circular Regarding Adjustment of Import Duty on Certain Products (shuiweihui [2012] No.4)" issued by the State Tariff Committee, import duty rates for liquid crystal display (LCD) panels and three other categories will be adjusted to interim rates from April 1, 2012.

Arab Saudi: Cabinet lauds Turkish move to scrap anti-dumping duty

28/03/2012

The Council of Ministers yesterday commended the Turkish government’s decision to lift an anti-dumping duty imposed on Saudi petrochemical exports. It said the Kingdom’s trade practices comply with World Trade Organization (WTO) regulations.

Brazil Suspends Anti-Dumping On Toluene from US, Argentina

28/03/2012

BRASILIA (Dow Jones)--Brazil suspended the anti-dumping measures applied to U.S.- and Argentine-produced toluene diisocyanate for one year, Brazil's trade ministry said Monday.

Seoul extends anti-dumping duties on ethyl acetate imports

28/03/2012

SEOUL, March 26 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's finance ministry said Monday that it will extend anti-dumping tariffs on ethyl acetate solvents imported from China, Singapore and Japan by an additional three years to protect local manufacturers from damage.

India: Bicycle makers ask government to slap safeguard duty

28/03/2012

The effect of the hike in customs duty on imported bicycles from 10 to 30 per cent in the Union budget has started becoming visible in the market. Domestic manufacturers have started getting more orders because the price difference between imported and Indian bicycles has now increased to around 20 per cent.

China launches probe into EU TDI imports

28/03/2012

BEIJING - The Ministry of Commerce announced Friday it will launch an anti-dumping probe into toluene diisocyanate (TDI 80/20) imported from the European Union.