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U.S. delays announcing 2nd round of duties on Bombardier until Friday
U.S. delays announcing 2nd round of duties on Bombardier until Friday

06/10/2017

The U.S. Department of Commerce says it is delaying its announcement on preliminary anti-dumping duties against Bombardier Inc. until Friday. The company is expected to face additional export duties on its CSeries commercial jet.
EBMA files anti-dumping complaint against Chinese e-Bikes, warns of “annihilation” of EU makers
EBMA files anti-dumping complaint against Chinese e-Bikes, warns of “annihilation” of EU makers

04/10/2017

The European Bicycle Manufacturer’s Association has revealed that it has lodged an anti-dumping complaint against China’s electric bike export trade.
WTO appoints panel to review Bombardier CSeries subsidies
WTO appoints panel to review Bombardier CSeries subsidies

04/10/2017

Bombardier Inc. sustained another blow Sept. 29 as the World Trade Organization (WTO) formally established a panel to review CSeries subsidies at the request of Brazil’s Embraer S.A., just days after the US imposed massive duties after its American rival petitioned its government.
U.S. files second trade complaint over B.C. wine in grocery stores
U.S. files second trade complaint over B.C. wine in grocery stores

04/10/2017

As dairy products, Bombardier aircraft and softwood lumber continue to bedevil trade relations between Canada and the U.S., negotiators will have to add wine to their list of issues to resolve.
EU, Britain agree to seek same WTO quotas after Brexi
EU, Britain agree to seek same WTO quotas after Brexi

04/10/2017

Britain and its European Unionpartners have agreed to ask the other members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) to maintain the current level of quotas for farm produce after Brexit, EU sources said on Tuesday, APA reports quoting Reuters.
EU revises rules to guard markets against dumping
EU revises rules to guard markets against dumping

04/10/2017

The EU has agreed on a new method for working out whether countries such as China are selling goods at unfairly low prices on the European market, saying that the rules will protect EU industry without falling foul of international standards. 
EPCA: Anti-dumping investigations for styrene in China set to be a game-changer in 2018
EPCA: Anti-dumping investigations for styrene in China set to be a game-changer in 2018

02/10/2017

The outcome of the anti-dumping investigations for styrene supplies from South Korea, Taiwan and the US into China expected in 2018 is set to be a game-changer for the industry, according to sources at the EPCA annual conference in Berlin Sunday. 
Boeing understands UK’s concerns but had to act
Boeing understands UK’s concerns but had to act

02/10/2017

From Sir Michael Arthur, president, Boeing Europe and managing director UK & Ireland
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