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Prioritizing anti-dumping policies in NAFTA renegotiation

13/11/2017

The United States is fortunate to be one of the only countries in the world with an agricultural industry capable of meeting the monumental challenge of feeding not only itself, but also its friends and neighbors around the world.

Indonesia Hit by US Anti-Subsidy Duties & Loses WTO Appeal

13/11/2017

In a final ruling, released overnight (09/11), the US Commerce Department set anti-subsidy rates inIn a final ruling, released overnight (09/11), the US Commerce Department set anti-subsidy rates in the range of 34.45 - 64.73 percent for palm oil-based biodiesel imports that originate from Indonesia

Brazil delays antidumping probe decision for Russian, Chinese HRC steel to Jan

13/11/2017

Brazil's Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade Thursday postponed until January a decision on the application or non-application of antidumping duties on imports of Chinese and Russian hot-rolled coil steel.

China exempts value added tax for U.S. DDGS imports again

13/11/2017

Once again China will allow the import of dried grains solubles (DDGS) to be imported without charging an 11% value added tax (VAT), according to a post on the China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs website.

India begins anti-dumping probe into paper imports

08/11/2017

India has initiated an anti- dumping probe into imports of a certain kind of paper from Indonesia, Thailand and Singapore following complaints from some domestic companies.

Commerce Department: China Not a Market Economy

06/11/2017

In a report released last week, the United States Department of Commerce concluded that China is a non-market economy. The government’s role in the Chinese economy and the resulting “fundamental distortions in China’s economy” was the main basis for the report’s conclusion.

China's WTO Proposal on Fishery Subsidies Rejected

03/11/2017

On Wednesday, China's proposal to selectively ban subsidies for illegal fishing was not supported by other major fishing nations in the World Trade Organization talks on the issue this year.

Canadians face new tariffs after US softwood ruling

03/11/2017

U.S. Commerce Department officials have ruled that Canada unfairly subsidizes the cost of logs it provides to Canadian timber companies, setting the stage for new tariffs on wood imports to the United States.