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China faces anti-dumping duties from US and India

24/09/2015

Five months ago, the European Union imposed antidumping duties on importsof flat stainless steel from China and Taiwan.

China says steel export limits won't solve trade tensions

24/09/2015

Using anti-dumping measures to restrict Chinese steel exports will not provide a lasting solution to growing trade tensions in the sector, which is suffering from overcapacity on a global scale, China's commerce ministry said on Wednesday.

India imposes anti-dumping duty on float glass from China

24/09/2015

India’s Finance Ministry has imposed definitive anti-dumping duty on certain float glass imports from China.

EU extends import duties on U.S. biodiesel to 2020

24/09/2015

(Reuters) - The European Union is extending anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties imposed on U.S. biodiesel imports for a further five years, until September 2020, maintaining its defence against trade in the renewable fuel source.

What new WTO appeals by foreign steel manufacturers could mean for U.S. Steel

24/09/2015

United States Steel Corp. and other domestic steel producers suffered a setback last week that may open the door for more countries to appeal duties that have been placed on imports of pipes for the energy industry.

Turkey considering WTO appeal over U.S. steel pipe duties

24/09/2015

LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Turkey is considering lodging an appeal with the World Trade Organization (WTO) against a U.S. move to slap anti-dumping duties on imports of Turkish steel pipes, an industry group told Reuters.

US slashes anti-dumping tax on Vietnamese shrimp

24/09/2015

The US Department of Commerce has cut anti-dumping tariffs on Vietnamese shrimp by up to 86 percent, giving rise to hope that shrimp exports to that country will increase in the remaining months of this year.

U.S. steel pipe makers hit hurdle in anti-dumping case

24/09/2015

A U.S. court has called for a recalculation of sums underlying duties slapped last year on imports of steel pipes for the energy sector from South Korea, in a setback for domestic producers.