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Ukraine Plans to Impose Duties on Oil Products to Limit Imports

24/01/2011

Ukraine may impose duties on oil products to limit imports after they reached 45 percent of consumption in 2010, the acting head of the country’s oil department said.

Vietnam to import 100,000 tons of meat in 2011

24/01/2011

Vietnam will consume around 2.9 million tonnes of meat in 2011, 6.5-7 percent more than the previous year, says the Export-Import Department under the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT).

EU urges Turkmenistan to apply for WTO membership

24/01/2011

Baku - APA-ECONOMICS. Turkmenistan’s leader said Saturday his energy-rich country was ready to sell gas to Europe as the EU Commission urged it to apply for membership in the World Trade Organisation, AFP reported.

Saudi Arabia- Anti-dumping duties by India spark protest

24/01/2011

(MENAFN - Arab News) The lecture was hosted by Abdulwahab Muhammed Al-Fayez, editor in chief of Al-Eqtisadiah, a sister publication of Arab News. The lecture primarily focused on the GCC-India strategic partnership and New Delhi's stake in the region. After Ahmad's talk, which was rich in content with factual details and statistics, the issue of anti-dumping was raised by Fawaz Al-Alamy

China to Be Spared Provisional EU Anti-Subsidy Duties on Paper

24/01/2011

The European Union will refrain from imposing preliminary anti-subsidy tariffs on Chinese paper, delaying a decision on whether to apply such import taxes against China for the first time.

EU's China, Vietnam shoe duties to expire April 1 -EU

24/01/2011

BRUSSELS, Jan 13 (Reuters) - EU tariffs on footwear from China and Vietnam will expire at the end of March following a decision by European shoemakers to abandon the duties as a way of tackling Asian competition, an EU spokesman said on Thursday.

Senators doubt WTO would uphold U.S. ethanol tariff

16/01/2011

BRASILIA (Reuters) - Senators John McCain and John Barrasso said on Monday the extension of U.S. ethanol subsidies and a tariff on imports is likely illegal under international trade rules, lending some support to Brazil's opposition to U.S. ethanol policy.

Saudi Petrochemical Exports Seen to Overcome Anti-Dumping Probes

16/01/2011

Saudi Arabia’s petrochemical exports will continue to grow in 2011, even as Turkey and Pakistan investigate some products for possible violations of antidumping rules, a Saudi industry official said.