China has retaliated after Canada slapped extra tariffs on its electric vehicles, steel and aluminium imports by launching its own ‘anti-discriminatory investigation’.

China has launched an anti-discrimination investigation into Canada's recent trade restrictive measures targeting imports of Chinese-made electric vehicles and steel and aluminum products, the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday.

The Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) has announced the commencement of a review investigation into the anti-dumping duty (ADD) currently imposed on aniline imports from China, according to a statement from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.

Vietnamese dragon fruit is particularly prized in the Indian market, but export volumes are still modest.

There is growing concern over the impact of China’s cheap exports, with the US recently announcing higher tariffs on the country’s steel

China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) launched an anti-discrimination investigation on Thursday into Canada's tariff hikes on electric vehicles (EVs) as well as steel and aluminum products imported from China, after initial results uncovered this discriminatory approach.

The TRA has initiated a new investigation into tin mill products from China, following an application asking for an anti-dumping measure to be imposed.

According to Vinafruit, the total area of fruit cultivation nationwide has expanded significantly, reaching nearly 1.25 million hectares in 2023, a 1.6-fold increase from 10 years ago.