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EU warned on protectionism
EU warned on protectionism

03/02/2009

Some of Europe's largest retailers yesterday warned against a resurgence in protectionist behaviour during the downturn, as they seek to avoid an increase in "anti-dumping" cases.
Eu To Examine Us Biodiesel Exports
Eu To Examine Us Biodiesel Exports

03/02/2009

EU to examine US biodiesel exports Surging imports of US biodiesel into Europe have prompted an investigation by the EU Anti-Dumping Committee.
Anti-dumping complaint upheld
Anti-dumping complaint upheld

03/02/2009

The Federal Government has backed a complaint jointly lodged by Kimberly-Clark Australia (KCA) and SCA Hygiene Australia, and is set to impose higher import duties on some imported paper products.
Trade wants clarifications to reduce costs
Trade wants clarifications to reduce costs

03/02/2009

After the government unveiled its second financial package to rescue the economy, the Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) and Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) have come out with some useful clarifications and changes.
Toilet paper leads to questions over anti-dumping system
Toilet paper leads to questions over anti-dumping system

03/02/2009

AS Monty Python demonstrated, great parody can change society for the better.
US DOC finds unfair dumping for Chinese graphite electrodes
US DOC finds unfair dumping for Chinese graphite electrodes

03/02/2009

US Department of Commerce has announced its affirmative final determination in the antidumping duty investigation of imports of graphite electrodes from China.
EUROFER welcomes AD against Chinese wire rod
EUROFER welcomes AD against Chinese wire rod

03/02/2009

EUROFER welcomes the European Commission's proposal to impose provisional anti-dumping measures of 25% on imports of wire rod from China.
Court Upholds Affirmative Injury Determination in Diamond Sawblade Antidumping Investigation
Court Upholds Affirmative Injury Determination in Diamond Sawblade Antidumping Investigation

03/02/2009

On January 13, 2009, the United States Court of International Trade (CIT) issued a final ruling in the appeal of the antidumping investigation into diamond sawblades from China and Korea, upholding the affirmative injury determination made by the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC).
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