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South Africa scrambles to avert row over paper imports

18/06/2015

South Africa (SA) has had to hastily withdraw anti dumping duties on paper imports from Brazil and Indonesia after Indonesia began a consultative process in the World Trade Organisation (WTO) — a first step in declaring a trade dispute under WTO rules.

Revised WTO draft for farm talks will not solve food crisis

18/06/2015

The revised WTO draft for farm negotiations will not be able to solve the current food crisis, but will rather accentuate it, contrary to the claims made by the director-general, Pascal Lamy

Interview: cooperation prevails in China-EU trade relations

18/06/2015

China and the EU will stick to their policy of cooperation and consultation to solve problems and difficulties in bilateral trade. That effort at the government level of the two sides should be complemented by more active efforts of EU member states and companies on promoting their products in the Chinese market which has a big appetite for European brands.

U.S. to reconsider anti-dumping taxes on Vietnamese shrimps

18/06/2015

HANOI, April 11 (Xinhua) -- The United States is reconsidering its imposition of anti-dumping taxes on hundreds of shrimp exporters, including those from Vietnam, local newspaper Vietnam News reported Friday.

Rada brought changes to Laws about national goods producers

18/06/2015

"Agro Perspectiva" (Kyiv) — As of Apr 10, Verkhovna Rada session has adopted draft Law “About Bringing Changes to Some Laws of Ukraine relating to Issues of Protection of National Goods Producers from Subsidized, Dumping and Boosting Import.”

Tariff barriers hitting export to South Asia: Iftekhar

18/06/2015

Foreign adviser Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury has said export of Bangladesh's commodities to its South Asian neighbours is facing hurdles because of tariff barriers and restrictions.

India may reduce import duties on luxury products: Commerce Minister News

18/06/2015

New Delhi: Import duties on luxury products may go down, if commerce minister Kamal Nath has his way.

China denies U.S. report of gov't energy subsidies to steel makers

18/06/2015

BEIJING, Feb. 20 (Xinhua) -- A Chinese industry group on Wednesday denied the claims of a U.S. study released last month, which stated that massive government energy subsidies had fueled the country's steel exports.