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EU lifts anti-dumping duty on Russian fertilizers

22/07/2008

RBC, 17.07.2008, Moscow 11:52:57.The European Commission's decision to lift the anti-dumping imports duty on ammonia nitrate produced by Russian fertilizer producers Acron and Dorogobuzh came into effect on July 13, 2008. The companies will now be allowed to import their respective agreed quotas of ammonia nitrate to the EU, Acron said in a press statement.

Ministry building system to anticipate anti-dumping lawsuits

22/07/2008

VietNamNet Bridge – The Competition Control Agency under the Ministry of Industry and Trade is working on an early warning system for anti-dumping lawsuits against Vietnamese export items.

WTO ruling to boost shrimp exports

22/07/2008

The prospects for Thai frozen shrimp exports to the US have been boosted by the World Trade Organisation appeals body's latest ruling in favour of Thailand, Commerce Minister Mingkwan Saengsuwan said yesterday.

Victory for shrimp exporters

22/07/2008

Thailand has welcomed a World Trade Organisation (WTO) ruling upholding a decision which found against United States anti-dumping duties imposed on shrimp exports to the US.

Salmon – finally off the hook

22/07/2008

The EU decision to lift sanctions against Norwegian salmon exports, give producers the predictabilty they need, says fisheries minister Helga Pedersen.

Exporters to pay lower US anti-dumping duty

22/07/2008

WTO has ruled in favour of India against customs bonds, but the US has still September to file an appeal

Anti-dumping duty on shrimp export pegged at 2%

22/07/2008

KOCHI: In what could be cited as a major gain for the seafood export industry, the average antidumping duty applicable to a majority of Indian exporters of warm water shrimp shipped to the US has been brought down to 1.7% at the end of the second administrative review.

India probes alleged press dumping by China

22/07/2008

If allegations prove true the Indian government could levy anti-dumping duties.14 July 2008 - India’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry is investigating whether Chinese companies are dumping injection moulding machines into India - in a sign of friction between two of the world’s fastest-growing countries for plastics.