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EU proposes extending anti-dumping tax on China shoes

13/10/2009

Oct. 8, 2009 (China Knowledge) - The European Commission has proposed extending anti-dumping tax on shoes imported from China and Vietnam for at least 15 months, the Reuters reported, citing unnamed sources from the EU.

India May Face Renewal of 11-Year-Old EU Tariffs on Fiber Ropes

13/10/2009

Oct. 7 (Bloomberg) -- The European Union may renew tariffs as high as 82 percent on synthetic fiber ropes from India to help Portuguese producers ward off lower-cost rivals, a step that would prolong 11-year-old trade protection.

(India) Govt refuses to impose safeguard duty on auto components

13/10/2009

The government has refused to impose safeguard duty on imports of some auto components of medium and heavy commercial vehicles from China, saying these are not affecting the domestic industry.

(India) Govt may consider higher subsidy in plantation

13/10/2009

KOTTAYAM: The Union commerce minister Anand Sharma said his ministry will take up a proposal to increase the rubber planting subsidy with the Planning Commission. The proposal is to increase the rubber planting subsidy from 20% of the total cost to nearly 30% of the total cost of planting.

Global shoemakers slam EU plan to extend China duty

13/10/2009

BRUSSELS, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Global footwear producers and major European retailers condemned on Wednesday plans by the European Commission to extend anti-dumping duties on EU imports of Chinese and Vietnamese shoes by at least 15 months.

China deplores EU tariffs on pipes

13/10/2009

China's Ministry of Commerce or MOC says it is "dissatisfied" with the European Union's decision to impose anti-dumping tariffs on seamless steel pipes.

Asian shoe test for EU trade commissioner

13/10/2009

Global footwear producers and leading European retailers have condemned plans to extend anti-dumping duties on European Union imports of Chinese and Vietnamese shoes by at least 15 months.

Steel tariff ruling fails to satisfy

08/10/2009

CHINA is "dissatisfied" with the European Union's final ruling of imposing anti-dumping tariffs on Chinese seamless steel pipes, the Ministry of Commerce said yesterday.