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WTO gives U.S. until April to comply with ruling on Chinese imports

23/10/2015

The United States has until April 1, 2016 to comply with a World Trade Organization ruling that faulted its use of punitive import duties on a range of Chinese goods, including solar panels and wind towers, the trade body said on Friday.

Commerce Department reviews antidumping duties

23/10/2015

WASHINGTON—Chinese off-the-road tire manufacturers face antidumping duty rates of between 86.78 and 99.36 percent for exports to the U.S. between Sept. 1, 2013, and Aug. 31, 2014, according to a preliminary administrative review by the International Trade Administration within the U.S. Department of Commerce.

Anti-dumping duty on 4 Chinese items

22/10/2015

NEW DELHI: The impact of excess capacity in China following an economic slowdown is showing in India with the government rushing in to impose anti dumping duty on at least four products from across the border as well as some other countries.

Viet Nam Steel Association accuses China of trade fraud

19/10/2015

HA NOI (VNS) — The Viet Nam Steel Association has accused China of committing trade fraud in exporting steel ingots to Viet Nam, causing losses of millions of US dollars to the State budget.

VN: Few firms use trade defense measures

16/10/2015

HANOI - While Vietnamese exporters have had to cope with a slew of trade safeguard and anti-dumping lawsuits abroad, few domestic enterprises have made use of trade defense measures to protect them from the rising influx of foreign goods.

India may extend anti-dumping duties on Chinese auto parts, MOC

09/10/2015

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India has lately suggested extending anti-dumping duties on car beams and steering shafts imported from China, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said on Thursday.

Vietnam Cries Fowl as U.S. Chicken Suit Shows TPP Flip Side

09/10/2015

Vietnamese chicken farmers plan to file a rare anti-dumping lawsuit accusing U.S. producers of selling poultry below cost, highlighting the challenges facing the Communist nation as the historic Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal is set to opens its markets.

Temporary duties on color-coated steel products from Vietnam are set at 5.68%-16.45% from September 26 to January 23 next year, according to the preliminary results of a dumping investigation announced by the Malaysia Ministry of Industry and International Trade (MITI) late last month.

09/10/2015

The landmark Pacific Rim trade deal will boost Canada's access to the U.S. sugar market by 19,200 tonnes, a trade group said on Wednesday, making it the second nation to gain greater access to the coveted U.S. sugar market through the pact agreed this week.