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Origin fraud risks rise as Chinese steel continues to pour into Vietnam

27/11/2019

Experts believe Vietnam is importing more steel than it can consume, mainly from China, increasing the risk of origin fraud.

Vietnam: An Giang's rice and fruit could be exported to the US

20/11/2019

Marie C. Damour, the US consul general in HCM City, pledged to create a bridge for An Giang’s agricultural products such as rice and fruit to export to the US in the future.

Australia: China barley dumping impasse to continue until May

20/11/2019

The Australian barley export sector remains in limbo regarding sales to its most important trading partner in China after the Chinese government announced the extension of its investigation into alleged Australian dumping of barley into the Asian giant.

Vietnam: Better State management on C/O needed to avoid trade frauds

20/11/2019

The State management efficiency in granting certificates of origin for enterprises needs to be improved to reduce trade frauds.

Vietnam: Rice export revenue suffers from price drop

20/11/2019

Vietnam exported 5.56 million tonnes of rice and brought home 2.43 billion USD in the first 10 months of 2019, up 6.1 percent in volume but down 9.1 percent in value over the same period last year, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD).

Vietnamese longan to go to Australia

20/11/2019

Longan has become the fourth kind of Vietnamese fruit to be exported to Australia after litchi, mango and dragon fruit. However, experts say there is still a lot of work needed for Vietnam to secure a firm foothold in the market.

ITC finds U.S. mattress industry injured by Chinese imports

20/11/2019

The U.S. International Trade Commission today unanimously found that the U.S. mattress industry has been materially injured by imports of mattresses from China.

Trump misses his own deadline to impose ‘Section 232’ auto tariffs on foreign-made cars and parts

20/11/2019

Six months ago Trump threatened to impose a 25 per cent tax on imported vehicles, but he took no action November 14, the deadline imposed by his administration.