Vietnam, with its vast potential and high demand for quality and safe food products, has become an alluring destination for producers.

India has imposed anti-dumping duty on five Chinese goods, including glass mirror and cellophane transparent film, for five years to guard domestic players from cheap imports from the neighbouring country.

Currently, many countries are increasingly strict with import criteria, which has been causing a lot of pressure on domestic industrial enterprises.

Egyptian steel exporters have denied any intention to flood the Moroccan market with cold-rolled steel products amid the Moroccan Ministry of Trade and Industry’s anti-dumping investigation into these imports.

Vietnam’s agricultural exports are on track to set a historic record, projected at $60-61 billion despite weather challenges.

Facing the threat from Chinese steel and the tension of protectionism globally with the possibility of further escalation, whether the 'picture' of the Vietnamese steel industry will be brighter or not in the times ahead continues to form a question mark.

The US Department of Commerce (DOC) has issued a final conclusion in the anti-subsidy investigation of frozen warm-water shrimp imported from Vietnam.

To protect its own industry from low-cost imports from the neighbouring nation, India has placed a five-year anti-dumping levy on five Chinese products, including cellophane clear film and glass mirrors.