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VN: Steel makers bemoan dumping

01/03/2017

Four Vietnamese steel makers--including China Steel Sumikin Vietnam JSC, Phuong Nam Co. Ltd., Nam Kim Steel JSC, and Dong A Steel JSC-- continued to demand new measures to prevent coated steel sheets shipped from mainland China and the Republic of Korea from being sold at cheap prices in the market.

Chinese Anti-Dumping Cases: Questions and Answers

01/03/2017

Global Trade recently spoke to Dharmendra N. Choudhary, a well-known anti-dumping lawyer in Washington DC, and a surrogate value expert.

China to respond if U.S. introduces border tax

01/03/2017

China will make careful evaluations and respond accordingly if the United States unveils a detailed plan on the proposed border-adjustment tax, Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng said Tuesday.

Brazil introduces anti-dumping tax on potato products

01/03/2017

On Wednesday, the Brazilian government decided to introduce an anti-dumping tax on imported chips and potato products from the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and France. In the resolution, nothing has yet been written about the percentages charged per supplier, and during which period these will be enforced. The fact is that Brazil has adopted the advice from the DECOM research

VN steelmakers ask for dumping measures

26/02/2017

Four Vietnamese steelmakers--including China Steel Sumikin Vietnam JSC, Phuong Nam Co. Ltd., Nam Kim Steel JSC, and Dong A Steel JSC-- continued to demand new measures to prevent coated steel sheets shipped from mainland China and South Korea from being sold at cheap prices in the market.

US blocks India bid to set up adjudication panel over subsidies at WTO

26/02/2017

India requested for a panel to rule against 11 renewable energy programmes in eight US states that provide subsidies to recipients on condition they use local content

Report blames Tanzania for increase in non-tariff barriers

26/02/2017

When it comes to non-tariff barriers, each country in the East African Community has a story of its own: If not complaining about another member state, the said country is imposing its own, according to a report on the elimination of non-tariff barriers in the region.

United States Challenges China’s Aluminum Subsidies at the WTO

26/02/2017

On January 12, the United States filed a request for consultations at the World Trade Organization (WTO) regarding the substantial subsidies that the Chinese government has been pouring into its primary aluminum industry from 2007 to the present. The United States mainly complains about China’s provision of loans and other financing to primary aluminum producers at low interest rates through banks and the provision of coal, alumina, and electricity to one large producer for less than adequate remuneration. The United States alleges that the Chinese subsidies appear to be causing adverse effects to the interests of the United States. According to the request, primary aluminum refers to “aluminum produced through the electrolytic reduction of alumina” and is “also known as electrolytic aluminum.”