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Govt imposes anti-dumping duties on yarn of staple fibers

03/02/2009

According to official sources, The Turkish Undersecretariat of Foreign Trade, through Communiqué no. 2009/1 of 12th of January 2009, imposed anti-dumping duties on yarn of man made or synthetic or artificial staple fibers originating from People's Republic of China, India and Indonesia.

Anti-subsidy probe into sodium nitrite imports from China

03/02/2009

New Delhi, Jan. 29 After setting off an avalanche of anti-dumping probes into a diverse range of manufactured products against China by responding to the domestic industry’s concerns in recent months, the Commerce Ministry has for the first time begun an anti-subsidy probe into imported Sodium Nitrite from China.

PSFM Group supports anti-dumping ordinance

16/01/2009

KARACHI: The Polyester Staple Fibre Manufacturers Group has extended its full support to implementation of the Anti-Dumping Duties Ordinance and said it was in the interest of public and necessary for enabling fair trade practices in the country.

Paper Force to fight anti-dumping decision

16/01/2009

Australian paper distributor Paper Force will appeal a decision by the Australian government to impose anti-dumping duties on exports of tissue paper products to Australia.

New WTO Rules Text Brings Old Rifts into Focus

16/01/2009

Longstanding differences in some areas of the WTO’s negotiating group on rules appear as entrenched as ever, a draft text released by the chair of the group last month revealed.

EU to slap antidumping duty on Chinese steel rods

16/01/2009

BRUSSELS, Jan 14 (Reuters) - European Union trade officials will vote in favour on Thursday of imposing temporary antidumping duties of 25 percent on imports of Chinese-made steel wire rods, diplomats said.

COOL Shrimp Tests Baffle Authorities

16/01/2009

INDONESIA - One of the world's largest grower/processors has come under attack for its country of origin testing methods. Customs and border protection have said that they do not even understand how the tests came to such conclusions.

Toy boxes may be exempted from China furniture duties

16/01/2009

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Commerce is seeking public comment on a proposal to remove toy boxes from an antidumping order that imposes duties on Chinese-made wood bedroom furniture.