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Anti-dumping duties in Europe force shift in export market

26/11/2014

China suppliers in affected industries are diverting their focus from the EU to countries not likely to launch anti-dumping investigations.

WTO Rules On Vietnam-US Anti-Dumping Dispute

25/11/2014

The World Trade Organization (WTO) has ruled in favor of Vietnam in a dispute concerning US anti-dumping duties on certain frozen warm-water shrimp from Vietnam.

Craft beer brewers take on domestic heavyweights in ACCC and WTO fair trade investigation

25/11/2014

Australian craft brewers have asked the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to act in a dispute over fair trade for small breweries.

U.S. sets preliminary countervailing duties on Chinese tires

24/11/2014

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. Commerce Department on Monday announced its preliminary affirmative determination in the countervailing duty (CVD) investigation against imports of certain passenger vehicle and light truck tires from China, a move signaling that it may pose punitive duties on the products.

Russia asked to ease seafood restrictions

24/11/2014

HA NOI (VNS) — The National Agro-Forestry Fisheries Quality Assurance (Nafiqad) under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has asked Russia to ease restrictions on Vietnamese seafood exports to the Eurasian Economic Community.

India may extend sugar export subsidies for select states

24/11/2014

There are indications that the Indian government may continue and increase the sugar export subsidy scheme in this sugar season (October – September) in some states like Uttar Pradesh, where millers have still not paid farmers for the last season.

Brazil sets antidumping duty on seamless tubes from Ukraine

24/11/2014

Brazil's Ministry of Foreign Trade has set a definitive antidumping duty to seamless pipe imports from Ukraine, replacing temporary duties set in June, the ministry said Monday.

Aus sugar industry takes on the US

24/11/2014

SUGAR markets that stand on their own merit, like Australia's, will be disadvantaged by the United States Department of Commerce's proposal to subsidise Mexican sugar, according to the Australian Sugar Industry Alliance (ASA).