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Flaws emerge in global web of treaties

09/02/2009

Two names have been invoked more than any others during the current outburst of fear about protectionism: Willis Hawley and Reed Smoot, the US lawmakers whose eponymous 1930 bill raised national trade tariffs across the board.

Shoe Manufacturers Association of Canada files anti-dumping complaint against China and Vietnam

05/02/2009

MONTREAL, Feb. 2 /CNW/ - The Shoe Manufacturers Association of Canada(SMAC) has filed a complaint based on the Special Import Measures Act SIMA) with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).

Shoe Manufacturers Association of Canada files anti-dumping complaint against China and Vietnam

05/02/2009

MONTREAL, Feb. 2 /CNW/ - The Shoe Manufacturers Association of Canada (SMAC) has filed a complaint based on the Special Import Measures Act (SIMA) with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).

WTO Report Finds ‘Limited Evidence’ of Protectionism amidst Economic Crisis

04/02/2009

WTO Members have not resorted to full-fledged protectionism amidst the ongoing global economic turmoil, a report from the office of WTO Director-General Pascal Lamy concluded earlier this week.

U.S. raises some furniture antidumping duties

04/02/2009

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced amended final duties on 2006 shipments to the United States by 29 Chinese wood bedroom furniture producers.

Obama's China Trade Test

04/02/2009

The new U.S. President must resist protectionism and ease up on China during the financial slump

China may appeal anti-dumping ruling

04/02/2009

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce said it may appeal a European Union decision to take anti-dumping measures against Chinese fasteners.

China dissatisfied about EU's anti-dumping measures against Chinese-made fasteners

04/02/2009

BEIJING, Jan. 28 (Xinhua) -- The Chinese government expressed dissatisfaction over the EU's final decision to take anti-dumping measures against China-made fasteners, Yao Jian, spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce, said on Wednesday.