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Brazil Ups Tariffs On China, Argentina, Indonesia Glass Goods

07/03/2011

BRASILIA (Dow Jones)--Brazil's government Tuesday raised tariffs on select glass goods imported from China, Argentina and Indonesia, according to an anti-dumping measure published in the Brazilian federal register.

South Africa - Poultry dumping allegation

05/03/2011

Local poultry producers are preparing information to back an anti-dumping case on imports being sold for less than they would fetch in their home markets, Astral Foods CEO, Chris Schutte, said yesterday.

US Cuts Dumping Duty On Indian Shrimp Imports

05/03/2011

The US Department of Commerce has announced a reduction in the anti-dumping duty on shrimp imports from India to 1.6 per cent. The preliminary results of the Fifth Administrative Review on anti-dumping duties on Indian shrimp imports had undertaken a detailed examination of the performance of two mandatory respondents from India, Falcon Marine Exports and Apex Exports, before announcing an average 1.6 per cent duty for all other shrimp exporters.

TNK-BP May Shut Ukraine Refinery on Cheaper Belarus Oil Products

05/03/2011

TNK-BP, BP Plc’s Russian venture with a group of billionaires, said it may shut the Lisichansk refinery in Ukraine as it’s unable to compete with cheaper oil products from neighboring Belarus.

Stop Cheap Goods From China: AWUThe Australian Workers Union (AWU) has renewed its calls for the federal government to protect j

05/03/2011

The Australian Workers Union (AWU) has renewed its calls for the federal government to protect jobs and producers from Chinese companies dumping subsidised goods in the local market.

Australia: Job cuts blamed on cheap glass imports from China

05/03/2011

UNIONS have blamed fresh job cuts in the glass industry on Australia's "weak" anti-dumping regime.

China takes US to WTO

05/03/2011

Nation says that "Zeroing" results in unfair trade assessments

U.S. irked by China's shrimp duty challenge at WTO

05/03/2011

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. trade officials reacted icily to China's decision on Monday to challenge U.S. shrimp duties at the World Trade Organization, which they said would complicate efforts to resolve a trade spat involving a number of other U.S. trading partners.