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U.S. May Drop Dumping Duty Calculation After Japan, EU Compaints

07/01/2011

The U.S. Commerce Department proposed ending the way it calculates dumping duties after Japan, the European Union and Thailand said their exports were being penalized.

U.S. issues final ruling that China dumping pipe

07/01/2011

The U.S. Commerce Department issued a final ruling on Tuesday that China was selling steel drill pipe at unfairly low prices in U.S. markets.

Ukraine: import duties imposition for the certain varieties of the commodities to come to agreement with WTO

07/01/2011

The issue about import duties changing or their temporary cancellation for rye and buckwheat imports should be considered in the long-term prospects, due to the fact that the changes may need to come to agreement with all the countries-participants of the World Trade Organization (WTO).

MOF Released Final Ruling on Anti-Dumping Measures on Dispersion Unshifted Single-Mode Optical Fiber Imports from Japan and ROK

07/01/2011

The Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) released No. 96 Announcement of 2004 on January 1, 2005, deciding to take anti-dumping measures on dispersion unshifted single-mode optical fiber imports from the U.S., Japan and ROK for 5 years.

Brazil boosts protectionism for local films

07/01/2011

BUENOS AIRES (Hollywood Reporter) – Brazil is taking extra steps to protect its film industry even as the homegrown movie "Elite Squad 2" just became the country's most popular film ever, surpassing "Avatar" in the process.

U.S. trade concessions on textiles eluding Pakistan

05/01/2011

Pakistan typically exports about $10 billion of textile products each year, with about a quarter of that amount going to U.S. retailers.

EU considers lifting 21-year-old China arms embargo: report

05/01/2011

BEIJING - China is unlikely to rely heavily on imported weapons, military experts say, even as the European Union (EU) is considering lifting its 21-year-old ban on arms sales to China.

China, Taiwan Start Tariff Cuts as Relations Warm

05/01/2011

China and Taiwan will lower import taxes on more than 800 products under the first trade treaty between the former civil-war foes, an accord that the island called a “vitamin” for its economy.