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Turkey begins anti-dumping probe into Korean-made hinges, brackets

13/11/2019

Turkey has launched an anti-dumping investigation into hinges and brackets imported from South Korea, Seoul's trade promotion agency said Tuesday.

Indonesia imposes textile product import tariffs up to 67 percent

13/11/2019

The Indonesian government has imposed temporary additional duties on imports of textiles and textile products up to 67.7 percent, the country’s finance ministry has said.

Trump expected to delay car tariffs as Europe invests in US

13/11/2019

The Trump administration may delay a decision on whether to slap tariffs on European automobiles after an intense lobbying campaign by German carmakers highlighted plans to shift global production to American suppliers, people familiar with the White House deliberations said.

Philippine: Isuzu seeks DTI meeting over proposed safeguard duty on automobile imports

13/11/2019

ISUZU Philippines Corp. (IPC) is seeking to meet with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), which is evaluating a petition seeking the imposition of safeguard duty on imported vehicles.

Vietnam: Textile-garment thrives with technology

13/11/2019

As workforce grows scarce and production costs mount, adopting advanced technology and improving the localisation ratio of materials and accessories are textile and garment enterprises’ best chance to reduce labour, raise product quality, and protect the environment.

Opportunities to boost export of tra fish

13/11/2019

The Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) under the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced its recognition of Vietnam’s Siluriformes fish inspection system equivalent to the system that the US has established.

India: Centre may extend anti-dumping levy on Chinese chemical imports

13/11/2019

The DGTR has recommended $79.58 per tonne duty on the imports

Explained: How India subsidised certain exports, why WTO panel ruled against it

11/11/2019

A World Trade Organisation (WTO) panel recently ruled against India in a trade dispute over its subsidies to exporters under various schemes. If the panel’s ruling is adopted, the decision is expected to put at risk export subsidies claimed to be worth over $7 billion.