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US may drop tariffs on Japanese cars in 10-plus years

02/02/2015

TOKYO -- Japan and the U.S. are negotiating a deal that will eliminate tariffs on Japanese automobiles after a grace period of more than 10 years, moving closer to an agreement on a major sticking point in the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade talks.

China's WTO case ten years sued far more prosecutions

02/02/2015

Reporters from the WTO case selection -WTO << ZHANG Yuqing hot issues meta >> (hereinafter referred to as meta << >>) on a new book forum learned that in December 2001 to December 2014 during the WTO 13 years, China as the first Cases tripartite participation of the WTO dispute settlement there were 113 cases, as the parties involved in a total of 44 cases, of which 12 cases as the prosecution, as the respondent party 32 cases since 2007, the surge in cases involving China, almost every nine cases involving China have together. forum by the Chinese People's University Law School and China Business Publishing recently co-hosted in Beijing.

Japan eyes quotas for low-, no-tariff farm imports

01/02/2015

TOKYO -- In a bid to advance negotiations on the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, Tokyo is thinking about suggesting quotas for low- or no-tariff imports of key agricultural products from participating countries, government sources told The Nikkei on Saturday.

California wine industry cries foul over incoming B.C. regulations

01/02/2015

A trade dispute over wine could be fermenting between British Columbia and California.

VN Tra fish association protests U.S. raising anti-dumping tariff

30/01/2015

HA NOI (Biz Hub) — The Viet Nam Tra Fish Association issued a press release on January 27 protesting against the actions of the United States Department of Commerce (DOC).

India-US solar issue: WTO's dispute panel to meet next week

30/01/2015

The WTO's dispute settlement panel, which is examining a complaint by the US against India's domestic content requirements under its solar power programme, would meet next week in Geneva.

Russia steelmakers face backlash as exports, prices surge

29/01/2015

LONDON/MOSCOW, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Russian steelmakers are facing a backlash from industrial consumers who are battling high internal steel prices and are lobbying the government to introduce quotas on exports.