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WTO slams Morocco for violating its rules on anti-dumping imposed on Turkey

07/11/2018

Morocco was slammed by the World Trade Organization (WTO) for imposing anti-dumping duties on Turkish hot-rolled coil, which violated the international regulator's rules on anti-dumping, reports Fast Markets.

USITC rules against anti-dumping duty on PTFE resin from India, China

05/11/2018

The US International Trade Commission on November 2, 2018 ruled against putting an anti-dumping duty on the import of a synthetic fluoropolymer from India and China. The fluoropolymer is a key ingredient in the non-stick coating for pans and other cookware.

WTO panel: India’s safeguard duty on steel goods inconsistent with global trade norms

05/11/2018

The WTO’s dispute panel said India’s move to impose safeguard import duty on some iron and steel products was inconsistent with certain global trade norms.

India: Govt to levy anti-dumping duty on uncoated paper imports from 3 countries

05/11/2018

India may impose anti-dumping duty on certain kinds of uncoated paper from Indonesia, Thailand and Singapore for three years to protect interest of domestic companies against cheap shipments.

EU struggles to find host for Iran trade mechanism

05/11/2018

BRUSSELS/PARIS (Reuters) - The European Union has so far failed to find a country to host a special mechanism to trade with Iran and beat newly reimposed U.S. sanctions, three diplomats said, as governments fear being targeted by U.S. counter measures.

Colombia moves ahead with anti-dumping tax on the import of frozen french fries

02/11/2018

According to a news release of the Colombian government, the Committee on Commercial Practices has recommended anti-dumping duties on the import of frozen potatoes that enter the country from companies in Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany that export at dumped prices and for which the requirements for such a measure were verified.

China's exports hold up despite US tariffs

02/11/2018

Analysts claimed for yet another month that part of the explanation for strong exports to the U.S. is front-loading of shipments in anticipation of Mr. Trump's threat to raise tariff rates on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods to 25% from the current 10% in January if no deal is reached.

Japan seeking lower auto, steel tariffs

02/11/2018

JAPAN is seeking lower tariffs for automobiles and steel products amid an ongoing review of the Philippines-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (PJEPA).