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China to launch anti-dumping review on imported rubber

12/05/2016

BEIJING, May 9 (Xinhua) -- The Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said on Monday that it will start an anti-dumping review on chloroprene rubber imported from Japan, the United States and the European Union from May 10.

Vietnamese goods face anti-dumping measures

12/05/2016

The plaintiff - Cockburn Cement Limited – accused exporters of selling products at lower prices, causing significant damage to the Australian industry.

Vietnam to adjust anti-dumping tax on steel products

12/05/2016

The Minister of Industry and Trade has decided to increase anti-dumping tax rates on cold rolled stainless steel imported from some manufacturers from China and Indonesia and reduce the rate to those from Malaysia.

VN: Shrimp export sales expected to recover after difficult 2015

12/05/2016

Exports of Vietnamese shrimp products are expected to experience a strong recovery in the first half of this year after a slowdown last year.

Australia probes quicklime imports from Vietnam

09/05/2016

HCMC - Australia’s Anti-Dumping Commission (ADC) has decided to initiate an anti-dumping investigation into quicklime imported from Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam, according to the Vietnam Competition Authority.

Hong Kong To Retain Anti-Parallel Trading Measures

09/05/2016

After having earlier taken action to prevent Chinese nationals from profiting from selling goods purchased in Hong Kong tax-free in the Mainland, Hong Kong has confirmed it will retain parallel trading countermeasures.

Asean focuses on removal of non-tariff barriers in 4 sectors

09/05/2016

KUALA LUMPUR: Asean focuses on the removal of non-tariff barriers in four sectors this year, Asean Business Advisory Council Malaysia chairman Tan Sri Munir Majid said.

Anti-dumping duties on Vietnamese fish too high

09/05/2016

Over the last few years, firms exporting Vietnamese basa and tra fish fillets to the US have faced severe problems due to a sudden increase in anti-dumping duties. At these rates, the Vietnamese exporters will find it increasingly difficult to export to the US market. Dharmendra N. Choudhary, a Washington DC-based international trade attorney with the law firm GDLSK LLP, speaks about the reasons behind the change.