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Chinese Garlic Producers Win Antidumping Ruling
17/05/2009
(CN) - The Court of International Trade overturned portions of an antidumping duty imposed on Chinese producers and exporters of fresh garlic. Judge Ridgway said the U.S. government's calculations on "garlic bulb, ocean freight, packing cartons, and plastic jars, and its calculation of the applicable wage rate, cannot be sustained on the existing record."
International Trade Commission Rules That Unfairly Traded Imports of Plastic Grocery and Shopping Bags Are Harming U.S. Producer
17/05/2009
WASHINGTON, May 14 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. International Trade Commission ("ITC") voted unanimously today that there is a reasonable indication that the U.S. industry producing plastic grocery and shopping bags is being materially injured by reason of dumped and subsidized imports from Indonesia, Taiwan, and Vietnam
End users protest safeguard duty on imports
16/05/2009
Ministry seeks action on protective tariffs
16/05/2009
European Union Imposes High Duties on Biodiesel
16/05/2009
In early March, the European Commission announced that it would impose tariffs on European Union imports of biodiesel from U.S. producers. The new tariffs, which include both anti-subsidy and anti-dumping components and can reach as high as 69.9 percent of the value of the biodiesel, are imposed provisionally for six months but may be implemented for as long as five years. To understand these tariffs and their impact on a U.S. export business that reached $1.5 billion in 2008, it is helpful to review the law and processes that brought them into being.
