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Plastic bags from China face EU tax

10/10/2011

EU trade commissioner Peter Mandelson is set to place tariffs of 15.2 per cent on plastic bags from China and of 14.3 per cent on bags from Thailand, according to media reports.

South Africa: Tyre industry reels from 'blowout'

09/10/2011

South African tyre-makers, which recently lost an anti-dumping case regarding the flood of cheap Chinese imports, have warned of a blowout in the industry.

New partnership to improve access to Australia’s anti-dumping system

09/10/2011

Minister for Home Affairs Brendan O’Connor and Member for Port Adelaide Mark Butler today welcomed a new partnership between the Australian Government and industry that will improve access to the anti-dumping system for Australian businesses.

EU Renews Anti-Dumping Duties for 5 Years

09/10/2011

BRUSSELS, Belgium (BRAIN)—The European governing body officially renewed anti-dumping duties today for bikes imported from China at 48.5 percent for the next five years.

India: Anti-dumping duty on CD-Rs, cable ties to be reviewed

09/10/2011

The Designated Authority in the Commerce Ministry has set off a sunset review to determine whether the extant anti-dumping duty on the imported Compact Discs-Recordable (CD-Rs) from China, Hong Kong, Chinese Taipei and Singapore could be continued or ceased, following a petition from Storage Media Products Manufacturers & Marketers Welfare Association.

India: Anti-dumping duty on caustic soda imports from South Korea

09/10/2011

India has imposed an anti-dumping duty on imports of caustic soda from South Korea to protect the domestic industry.

Cambodia: WTO calls for dumping law

09/10/2011

World Trade Organisation officials have urged Cambodia to implement a trade remedy law to curb unfair competition from foreign products.

Korea-US FTA to cause large reduction of farm production

06/10/2011

SEOUL, Oct. 4 (Yonhap) — The implementation of the signed free trade agreement (FTA) with the United States will likely cause billions of dollars in damages to South Korea’s farming industry, a government report showed Tuesday.