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No deal yet in China-Argentina RoundUp soybean oil talks

07/06/2010

Two teams of Argentine government officials are still in talks with their Chinese counterparts in Beijing regarding soybean trade disputes between the two countries, the Argentine Embassy told the Global Times Tuesday.

WTO questions China's export barriers

03/06/2010

GENEVA, May 31 (Reuters) - China's curbs on exports of some raw materials to conserve resources may not meet the stated goals while giving Chinese manufacturers an unfair advantage, the World Trade Organization said on Monday.

Sinar Mas requests WTO consultation

03/06/2010

Sinar Mas Group has suggested the government request the mediation of the World Trade Organization (WTO)over preliminary countervailing duties imposed on the business group's paper products.

Australia Releases Anti Dumping And Countervailing System Report

03/06/2010

The Assistant Treasurer, Nick Sherry, and the Minister for Home Affairs, Brendan O’Connor, today welcomed the tabling of the Productivity Commission’s final report on Australia’s anti-dumping and countervailing system.

EC’s anti-dumping duty hurts bike industry

03/06/2010

VietNamNet Bridge - That the EC may review and extend an anti-dumping duty on imported made-in-Vietnam bicycles worries not only Vietnamese bike makers but also Vietnam’s investors and partners in the field

EU accuses trading partners of persistent protectionism

03/06/2010

BRUSSELS, May 28 (Xinhua) -- The European Commission said on Friday that European Union (EU) exporters are at risk of facing persistent protectionism from trading partners.

World Bank: China still largest target of trade remedies

03/06/2010

In the first quarter of 2010, 19 new anti-dumping probes were launched worldwide, and nine of them targeted products exported from China, meaning China remains the biggest target of trade remedies, said the World Bank in its latest report on trade and international integration.

Monsanto cuts outlook as model shifts

03/06/2010

Monsanto, the seed conglomerate, slashed its full-year outlook on Thursday, marking what it said was a “dramatic” change in its business model as it revealed the full cost of its attempt to take on competition in its herbicide business.