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A special relief package to prop the export sector is expected to be presented to the apex committee chaired by the Prime Minist

25/11/2008

The designated authority in the Commerce Ministry has initiated anti-dumping investigation into imported intermediate for pesticide, diethyl thio phosphoryl chloride from China, following a complaint from the domestic firm Cheminova India Ltd, Mumbai and supported by Excel Industries Ltd, Mumbai.

Special relief package for textile industry in offing

25/11/2008

A special relief package to prop the export sector is expected to be presented to the apex committee chaired by the Prime Minister by next week-end, Mr. G K Pillai, Commerce Secretary, announced here today.

Ocean Anti-Dumping Law Upheld

25/11/2008

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) - A federal appeals court has upheld a Michigan law designed to prevent oceangoing freight ships from bringing invasive species to the Great Lakes.

Insufficient evidence to initiate dumping charges against Vietnam

25/11/2008

U.S. Department of Commerce officials today announced that, after reviewing the third six months of data from the monitoring program of apparel imports from Vietnam, there is insufficient evidence to warrant self-initiating an antidumping investigation. This program began upon Vietnam’s entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO) in January 2007.

Hot-rolled coil import put under restricted list

25/11/2008

NEW DELHI: Responding to demand made by the domestic steel industry for measures to check cheap imports from China, the government, on Friday,restricted the import of hot-rolled coils which was so far being freely imported.

‘Govt will protect industry from import surge’

25/11/2008

New Delhi, Nov. 21 The Government may in the next few days come up with slew of administrative steps including the introduction of temporary licensing regime for import of select items as part of its efforts to protect the domestic industry from any surge in imports.

US steel industry urges government to stand up to China

25/11/2008

United Steelworkers, American Iron & Steel Institute, Steel Manufacturer's Association, Specialty Steel Industry of North America and Committee on Pipe & Tube Imports have announced the following joint statement:

Tyre imports from China may increase to 82%

25/11/2008

According to Automotive Tyre Manufacturers Association, inflationary pressures in the domestic arena and lower import duties have boosted import of tyres from China, which comes at a much cheaper price compared to Indian tyres.