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Dhaka to lobby WTO over US tariffs

08/10/2009

Dhaka, Oct 4 (bdnews24.com)—Bangladesh will lobby the World Trade Organisation to bar Sri Lankan and Pakistani readymade garments from entering the US market with lower tariffs, Bangladesh Tariff Commission Chairman Md Mojibur Rahman said on Sunday.

CISA opposes EU AD tax on Chinese seamless steel tubes

05/10/2009

It is reported that China Iron & Steel Association claims to firmly protest and oppose the anti dumping tax that the European Union intends to exert on China's seamless steel tubes export.

Gulf steel markets to stay depressed

05/10/2009

A continued flood of cheap exports from Turkey and a looming glut of new output capacity in the Gulf is likely to keep Middle East steel markets depressed for years to come, say industry executives.

Duty on polyster films from Chinese Taipei, UAE to stay

05/10/2009

NEW DELHI: India will continue to levy a special duty on polyester films imported from Chinese Taipei and United Arab Emirates for another five years. It had imposed the anti-dumping duty on the product in 2004 to save domestic polyester films industry from cheap imports.

Florida citrus growers take up dumping with federal agency

05/10/2009

The Florida Citrus Mutual is contemplating its next move in the ongoing issue of underpriced orange juice imported from Brazil.

China Levies Anti-dumping Tax on U.S., Japan, S. Korea and Taiwan

05/10/2009

Taipei, Oct. 2, 2009 (CENS)--China`s Department of Commerce has announced it will continue imposing anti-dumping tax on imports of PVC (polyvinyl chloride) originally made in the U.S., South Korea, Japan, Russia and Taiwan for five years, effective from September 29.

Vietnamese shoes do not affect Canadian market

05/10/2009

The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has announced its final judgment on the anti-dumping price of waterproof shoes imported from China and Vietnam to the country.

Vietnam may soon get mkt-economy status

05/10/2009

NEW DELHI: India is all set to recognise Vietnam as a market economy—a system where prices of goods are determined in the market and not by the government. This clears the last hurdle in the way of India’s free trade agreement (FTA) with all Asean members.