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CSC seeks to file anti-dumping charges

22/08/2011

Taipei, Aug. 21 (CNA) China Steel Corp. (CSC) said Sunday that cheap steel flowing into Taiwan from several countries has had a huge impact on the local market and that it is planning to file an anti-dumping lawsuit to stem the influx.

Local gov't to probe toxic waste dumping in SW China

22/08/2011

KUNMING, Aug. 20 (Xinhua) -- Authorities in southwest China's Yunnan Province said on Saturday that they will launch an investigation into corruption involving watchdog officials in the wake of the dumping of toxic waste.

Solvay Unit Wins Renewal of European Tariffs on Chinese Chemical

22/08/2011

The European Union renewed tariffs on a chemical from China used in bricks, giving a German unit of Belgium’s Solvay SA (SOLB) five more years of trade protection.

Malaysia: 2nd appeal against Aussie Bill

22/08/2011

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian palm oil industry yesterday made a second appeal to the Australian Parliament not to go ahead with its proposed palm oil labelling Bill.

Importation of New Zealand apples threaten Australia's local industry: lawmaker

22/08/2011

CANBERRA, Aug. 18 (Xinhua) -- Australian Nationals Party Senate leader Barnaby Joyce on Thursday warned that importation of New Zealand apples will threaten local fruit industry.

Ineos Oxide, Wacker Win EU Duties on Vinyl Acetate From U.S.

22/08/2011

The European Union imposed tariffs against the U.S. on a chemical used in paints and paper coatings to curb competition for Ineos Oxide Ltd. and Wacker Chemie AG. (WCH)

Australia: Indonesian Glass Products Not Harming Oz Industry

19/08/2011

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta:Australia’s Trade Measures Review Office says a flood of imported products from Indonesia has not harmed the market.

India: Anti-dumping duty on Chinese chemical extended for 5 years

19/08/2011

NEW DELHI: The government has decided to continue imposing anti-dumping duty of up to $ 515.94 per tonne on imports of a chemical from China, used in industries like pharmaceuticals and dyeing, for five more years to protect domestic industry.