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New Chinese Dumping Duties To Impact US, Japan

28/08/2015

On August 19, China's Ministry of Commerce (MOF) announced its final decision to impose anti-dumping duties (ADs) on imports of optical fiber preform originating from Japan and the United States.

India: Need to strengthen anti-dumping mechanism

28/08/2015

Concerned that China's currency devaluation may affect Indian manufacturing sector, a senior government official today said India needs to strengthen its anti-dumping mechanism, especially in sectors like steel.

Japan to call for WTO panel ruling on Seoul’s nuclear disaster-related fishery import ban

28/08/2015

Japan plans to ask the World Trade Organization to set up a panel to rule on Tokyo’s complaint over South Korea’s import ban on Japanese fishery products following the 2011 Fukushima nuclear meltdowns, sources said Wednesday.

UK prepares for battle over changes to solar feed-in tariff

28/08/2015

The UK solar industry is gearing up for a fight over government plans to change the rules governing the country’s solar feed-in tariff.

U.S. launches anti-dumping investigation of S. Korean steel products

28/08/2015

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19 (Yonhap) -- The U.S. trade watchdog has launched an anti-dumping investigation into allegations that South Korea and six other foreign countries sell hot-rolled steel flat products in the U.S. at unfairly low prices.

China imposes anti-dumping measures on Japanese, U.S. fiber preforms

28/08/2015

BEIJING, Aug. 19 (Xinhua) -- The Chinese Ministry of Commerce will impose anti-dumping measures on optical fiber preforms after ruling that Japanese and U.S. companies are engaged in dumping.

ITC releases final report on China duties

28/08/2015

WASHINGTON—The U.S. International Trade Commission has issued its final report on countervailing, antidumping decisions for Chinese passenger and light truck tires—one week ahead of the statutory deadline.

Euro anger over tomato dumping inquiry

28/08/2015

The European Commission has taken exception to the way Australians are handling claims of subsidised Italian tomatoes being dumped on the Australian market. While the commission doesn’t challenge the fact of payments made to Italian farmers, the commission believes the subsidies fall outside of international agreements on free trade.