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India proposes WTO benchmark on anti-dumping

21/05/2010

India recently moved to the World Trade organization and put up a proposal for introducing some kind of benchmark for countries which impose anti-dumping duties on goods originating from countries, which heavily subsidize their exporters.

Court ruling backs antidumping petitioners

21/05/2010

WASHINGTON — A decision by the Supreme Court not to hear a case challenging the Byrd Amendment could mean that millions of dollars now held up by the U.S. government will be distributed to the petitioners supporting the antidumping case involving Chinese-made wood bedroom furniture.

US ITC updates on AD orders on stainless steel wire rod imports

21/05/2010

The US International Trade Commission has determined that revoking the existing antidumping duty orders on stainless steel wire rod from Italy, Japan, Korea, Spain, and Taiwan would be likely to lead to continuation or recurrence of material injury within a reasonably foreseeable time.

Ukraine took down antidumping duties for Russian ammonium nitrate

21/05/2010

Ukraine canceled antidumping duties for imports of Russian ammonium nitrate, declared the press-cutting service of the government on May 17, 2010.

US to continue dumping duty on Indian shrimps

21/05/2010

In a major blow to the country's marine export sector, the US Department of Commerce has decided to continue with the anti-dumping duty levied on shrimp exports from India.

US trade panel approves anti-dumping case vs China

21/05/2010

WASHINGTON - A US trade panel has approved a Commerce Department investigation that could lead to duties on hundreds of millions of dollars of aluminium goods from China.

John Milligan-Whyte and Dai Min

17/05/2010

Ambassador Huntsman indicates America seeks a positive, comprehensive and collaborative relationship with China. He believes that since cycles of disagreement and challenges have always been part of the relationship that disputes and collaboration can be compartmentalized. That is no longer true. During the global financial and economic crises America and China's trade, economic and national security confrontations and collaboration cannot be compartmentalized. Negative statements, incidents and trends that damage China or America's economic or national security also damage public opinion and thus policymaking outcomes in the world's two largest economies.

WTO names panel members in two US cases*

17/05/2010

The head of the World Trade Organization was forced recently to name panel members who will rule on two cases brought against the United States, one involving Country of Origin Labeling or COOL, the other on orange juice imports.