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Brazil To Impose Antidumping Measures On Citric Acid From China

01/02/2012

BRASILIA (Dow Jones)--Brazilian authorities will apply antidumping measures to imports of citric acid from China for a period of up to six months, the development and trade ministry said Wednesday.

Pakistan accuses India of putting up trade barriers

16/01/2012

Pakistan Friday accused India of putting up non-tariff barriers (NTB) which was hampering Pakistani export.

Thailand: Levy on Chinese citric acid to continue

16/01/2012

Thailand will continue to collect anti-dumping duties on citric acid imports from China for another five years, after finding the volume of exports to Thailand still high, despite the high levy in the past five years.

India: Dumping duty on Chinese silk extended

16/01/2012

In an order to provide relief to weavers, especially from Varanasi, the Centre has decided to continue anti-dumping duty on silk imports from China for five more years. The Central Board of Excise and Custom has issued a notification in this regard

India: Dismantle current trade barriers for free flow of goods, services, manpower: Anand Sharma

16/01/2012

HYDERABAD: Mr Anand Sharma, the Commerce and Industry Minister, has emphasised on the requirement to dismantle the current trade barriers for ensuring free flow of goods, services and manpower.

Indonesia: Destination countries slap import surcharges on six RI commodities

16/01/2012

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Some six Indonesian export commodities were subjected to import surcharges in destination countries in 2011, a trade ministry official said.

India: Anti-dumping on 4 items imported from China extended for 5 years

16/01/2012

NEW DELHI: In the backdrop of widening trade gap with China, India today extended for five years anti- dumping duty on import of four Chinese products, including silk fabrics and a sweetener.

EU solar firms to bring anti-dumping suit against Chinese rivals

16/01/2012

German photovoltaic manufacturer Solarworld has urged EU countries to launch an anti-dumping and countervailing investigation against Chinese photovoltaic companies, which export 80% of their products to Europe, after the company successfully implemented the same move in the United States.