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Anti-dumping duty on organic drug goes

16/01/2008

Special CorrespondentNEW DELHI: The Centre has decided to lift theanti-dumping duty on imports of ‘Trimethroprim,’ an organic drug intermediate,fromChina.A notification was issued by the Central Board of Customs and Excise last week

India withdraws anti-dumping duty on chemical from China

16/01/2008

NEW DELHI: The government has decided towithdraw anti-dumping duty on Trimethroprim, an organic chemical used by drugcompanies, imported fromChina.

EC imposes 66.1% anti-dumping duty on Pakistani fluorescent lamps

16/01/2008

The European Union Commission (EC) has extended definitiveantidumping duty of 66.1 percent for one year on import of integratedelectronic compact fluorescent lamp (CFL-i) from four countries includingPakistan.

U.S. dumping measure suffers fresh WTO challenge

16/01/2008

The unpopular way theUnited States deals with unfairly priced imports suffered a newblow at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) on Friday whenJapan said itwanted to levy extra duties in retaliation.

Japan Seeks to Punish U.S. for Dumping Calculation (Update1)

16/01/2008

Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) --Japanwants the World Trade Organization to authorize retaliatory measures againsttheU.S.over a calculation that inflates import duties, saying the Bush administrationis ignoring global trade rules.

Duties end on Russian, South African steel

16/01/2008

The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has liftedanti-dumping duties on hot-rolled steel plate fromSouth Africa andRussia, sayingthey aren't likely to harm Canadian steel producers.

Chinese Bike Maker Skirts Anti-Dumping

16/01/2008

GUANGZHOU,China- Guangzhou Peerless Bicycles Co.,Ltd has opened a factory inMalaysia to skirt anti-dumping and import dutiesfor its export toEurope. The company thatalso owns the Billaise Bicycle Company inTianjin,North China, produces over 1 million bikes (ofall categories including electric) annually.

Antidumping duties slapped on Chinese pipe

16/01/2008

the United Steelworkers (USW) is applauding the U.S.Department of Commerce (DOC) for its preliminary finding that Chinese producersof circular welded pipe are dumping below-cost product in theU.S.