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EFA deeply disappointed with EU Member States’ vote

23/12/2009

The European Footwear Alliance is deeply disappointed with the extension of the antidumping duties on footwear imports from China and Vietnam for a further 15 months as of January 2010.

GRTU urges rethink of anti-dumping duties

23/12/2009

The GRTU Chamber for Small and Medium Enterprises has called on the government to reconsider its position and to vote against an extension of EU anti-dumping duties on footwear.

Chinese tires under anti-dumping investigation in Argentina

23/12/2009

Dec. 21, 2009 (China Knowledge) - Argentina’s Ministry of Industry and Tourism yesterday announced the beginning of an anti-dumping investigation on tires made in China, the Xinhua News Agency reported.

(India) Anti-dumping probes rise with green shoots

23/12/2009

Even as the economy is showing signs of revival, industry's fears about dumping by other countries is on the rise, prompting the government to initiate as many as 20 fresh anti-dumping investigations since the beginning of current financial year, compared to 21 in all of 2008-09.

EuroCham opposes EU’s plan on Vietnam’s shoes

17/12/2009

The European Union’s plan to impose anti-dumping duties on Vietnamese leather-capped shoes will have an adverse effect on the Vietnamese economy as it still faces a lot of difficulties after the global economic crisis.

US seafood exec counsels Vietnam’s exporters

17/12/2009

VietNamNet Bridge – Agriculture Ministry officials and leaders of the Vietnamese seafood industry have discussed how to control the quality of Vietnam’s seafood products to the US with John Connelly, President of the US National Fisheries Institute (NFI).

Traders court politicians to back duty-free cement

17/12/2009

Against a backdrop of a biting cement deficit in East Africa, a clique of traders have their guns pointed at the industry with the intent of shipping in cheap imports.

Colombian steel industry rebuts unfair competition from Venezuela

17/12/2009

The Colombian steel industry asked the Colombian government to curb unfair competition from Mexico, Brazil and Venezuela, which according to Colombian sources, are selling the product below market prices, thus pushing local sales down, local newspapers reported.