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Brussels to propose extension of shoe duties

16/10/2009

The European Commission is set to put forward a proposal that will extend EU import duties on shoes from China and Vietnam if agreed by EU member states.

EU to depend against levying duty on China's fastening pieces

16/10/2009

Oct. 13 MetalBiz--EU stated on October 12 that it will provide the defense for imposing the duty on China's fastening pieces and EU will strictly observe the EU regulations in all the anti-dumping cases.

GPCA Challenges Anti-dumping Charges Raised by China, India and EU

15/10/2009

DUBAI, October 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Gulf Petrochemicals and Chemicals Association (GPCA), the regional umbrella organization of petrochemical and chemical producers in the region, has launched an initiative to challenge what it described as protectionist measures in the garb of anti-dumping procedures launched by China, India and the European Union (EU) against exports from countries in the region.

China to Seek WTO Ruling in EU Dispute, Official Says

15/10/2009

Oct. 12 (Bloomberg) -- China is poised to ask a World Trade Organization panel of judges to rule on the legality of European Union anti-dumping duties on screws and bolts, a Chinese commerce ministry official said.

China to impose anti-dumping tax on some imported PA-6,6 chips

15/10/2009

BEIJING, Oct. 12 (Xinhua) -- China's Ministry of Commerce (MOC) announced Monday it will impose an anti-dumping tax on some imported polyamide (PA)-6,6 chips from Oct. 13.

China praises India's decision to end trade probe after US moves to slap duty on Chinese exports

15/10/2009

BEIJING: Faced with several trade hurdles including a duty imposed by the United States on China-made steel pipes, the Chinese ministry of commerce has expressed its deep satisfaction over a recent decision by India to terminate trade investigations into passenger car tires made in the country.

China's steel enterprises unite to cope with anti-dumping case

15/10/2009

On October 7, the U.S. Department of Commerce declared that it will launch anti-dumping and countervailing investigations on seamless steel tubes imported from China. China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) is coordinating the enterprises in order to cope with the investigations

China objects to U.S. steel pipes probe

15/10/2009

BEIJING (Reuters) - China said it adamantly opposed a U.S. inquiry that could lead to new duties of 100 percent or more on seamless steel Chinese-made pipes, accusing Washington of "blindly" hitting its products with anti-dumping accusations.