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Poultry sector urges government to allow price increase of its products

18/06/2015

More poultry farms in the UAE will be forced to close if the government does not take action to support the industry, the head of the country's largest producer has warned.

Steel makers demand protection against cheap imports news

18/06/2015

The Indian steel industry, reeling from the double impact of declining demand and production cuts, could be in for an even bigger challenge as China plans to lift export restrictions from December this year.

WTO Gives US 6 Months to Reform Steel Tariffs

18/06/2015

The US has until the end of April to bring its taxes on imports of Mexican steel in line with international commerce rules, the WTO ruled on Friday.

Two new Chinese furniture shippers assigned duties One rate unchanged, another lowered

18/06/2015

WASHINGTON —The U.S. Department of Commerce has assigned final duties to two Chinese bedroom manufacturers that sought lower rates under a new shipper review.

US won WTO case?

18/06/2015

Washington: The United States has won two out of its three claims in a landmark case against China's copyright and trademark protection regime, a US trade official said, contradicting other trade sources who said China won the bulk of the ruling.

Agriculture: WTO multilateral level talks start again

18/06/2015

Substantive negotiations on agriculture are starting again today at the multilateral level at the WTO, for the first time since the mini-Ministerial meetings failed at the end of July.

Export-led growth strategies in a world with the shakes

18/06/2015

FOR five decades, dev-eloping countries that managed to develop competitive export industries have been rewarded with astonishing growth rates: Taiwan and South Korea in the 1960s, southeast Asian countries such as Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore in the 1970s, China in the 1980s, and eventually India in the 1990s.