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Turkey mulls anti-dumping tax on Vietnamese air-cons

06/08/2009

Turkey will conduct an antidumping investigation involving air-conditioner makers from Vietnam, the Philippines, Egypt, Pakistan and Indonesia, Vietnam’s trade office in Istanbul said.

China more adapted to global trade rules: expert

06/08/2009

BRUSSELS, Aug. 2 (Xinhua) -- China is getting more adapted to global trade rules, as exemplified in its recent complaint to the World Trade Organization (WTO) on an anti-dumping dispute with the European Union (EU), a Brussels-based trade expert said on Sunday.

China Launches Action at WTO to Keep U.S., EU Markets Open

06/08/2009

BRUSSELS -- China launched formal complaints at the World Trade Organization in a bid to take down trade barriers set up by the European Union and U.S., a sign Beijing is fighting more aggressively to keep foreign markets open for its exports.

WRAPUP 1-China flexes muscles at WTO in disputes

06/08/2009

GENEVA, July 31 (Reuters) - China flexed its muscles on the international trade stage on Friday, launching its first dispute against the European Union and setting litigation at the World Trade Organisation in train in a row with the United States.

Tra, basa top seafood exports

06/08/2009

Since the beginning of the year, Vietnam’s tra and basa fish has topped the list of seafood export items by shipping 264,000 tonnes to earn US$600 million, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.

Seafood exports up and down

06/08/2009

Exports were worth US$410 million this month compared to $380 million in June, a rise of 8 per cent.

Dumping is good

06/08/2009

Some weeks ago the WTO reported that the number of new anti-dumping investigations initiated by its members increased by 17% in the latter half of 2008. This is complemented by the fact that actual impositions of new anti-dumping measures rose by 45%. This development is interesting, as well as indicative of other significant probabilities.

China Fears More Protectionism

06/08/2009

The Ministry of Commerce predicted China will be a major target of trade protectionism and thus will encounter more anti-dumping, anti-subsidy and special protection cases, especially from the U.S. and India, as these trading competitors are striving to survive the global financial crises.