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Import tariffs should apply to Woodfibre LNG modules, border services says

23/11/2018

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) said on Friday that the modules to be used in a liquefied natural gas export terminal near Vancouver should be subject to hefty import tariffs on certain steel elements, in a blow to the proposed $1.6-billion project.

PH: Surge in palm oil imports raises fears of dumping

23/11/2018

Piñol said the Department of Agriculture (DA) was taken aback when palm oil imports jumped by 900 percent on an annual basis and breached 200 million kilograms (kg) in 2017.

Vietnam: Steel firms strive to stay strong

23/11/2018

In recent months, Việt Nam’s steel industry has had to compete with a rising amount of imported steel in the domestic market and faces a number of anti-dumping investigations in export destinations, reported the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

China anti-dumping tariffs on NBR from Japan, Korea

21/11/2018

Beijing – China’s MOFCOM announced its final ruling on 8 November to impose anti-dumping duties on acrylonitrile-butadiene rubber (NBR) imports from Japan and Korea.

China begins anti-dumping probe into Aussie barley as tensions simmer

21/11/2018

CHINA is starting an anti-dumping investigation on imports of Australian barley, sending a signal the world's top commodity buyer may be increasing scrutiny of one of its most important suppliers.

America: Department of Commerce makes ruling in rubber band duties case

21/11/2018

WASHINGTON—The Department of Commerce has made its final determinations on antidumping and countervailing duties for rubber bands imported from China.

EU’s Document on E-Bike Dumping Accuses China of State Interference and Distorting Competition

21/11/2018

BRUSSELS, Belgium – The last Thursday published “General Final Disclosure Document” on “Case AD643 – Anti-dumping proceeding concerning imports of electric bicycles originating in the People’s Republic of China” brings to light the motivations that lead to the European Union’s intention to impose high dumping duties on e-bikes imported from China. The European Commission’s motivations vary from state interference by China leading to distorting competition bringing significantly lower than average prices of imports which led to findings of substantial undercutting and dumping.

In dumping probe, China spooks Australia grain trade already sweating out drought hit

21/11/2018

BEIJING/SYDNEY (Reuters) - China on Monday launched a probe into whether Australian barley suppliers dumped cheap imports into their biggest market over the past year, catching the grain trade on the hop just as drought shrivels Australian crops and drives prices higher.