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Korea files anti-dumping claim against China steelmakers

12/06/2014

Two Korean steelmakers ? Hyundai Steel and Dongkuk Steel Mill ?have filed an anti-dumping petition against Chinese producers of H-shaped steel, claiming they are exporting their products to Korea at a 20 percent discount to the price in China.

China’s Export Gains to Cushion Growth as Imports Slump

12/06/2014

China’s exports rose more than analysts estimated in May, helping to cushion the world’s second-biggest economy from a deeper slowdown as an unexpected slump in imports highlighted risks to growth.

‘Dumping Duties on China Bike Import Ends in 2018’

09/06/2014

BRUSSELS, Belgium – Bike Europe reported last Tuesday’s (June 3) on Ming Cycle preparing for an end on the dumping duties on bikes imported from China into the EU. This report triggered a response from the European Bicycle Manufacturers’ Association (EBMA). According to chairman Brian Montgomery the 48.5% anti-dumping duty the EU levies on bikes imported from China ends in June 2018 and not in June 2016.

U.S. Imposes Steep Tariffs on Importers of Chinese Solar Panels

09/06/2014

The Commerce Department on Tuesday imposed steep duties on importers of Chinese solar panels made from certain components, asserting that the manufacturers had benefited from unfair subsidies.

China preparing to cancel tariffs on rare earth exports

09/06/2014

(Reuters) - China is preparing to scrap controversial tariffs and quotas on the export of rare earth materials after a World Trade Organization (WTO) panel branded them discriminatory earlier this year, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

European Commission widens application of anti-dumping duty

09/06/2014

The European Commission came to a decision June 4 to apply anti-dumping duties on all U.S. ethanol coming to the European Union through Norway, according to ePURE, the European Renewable Ethanol Association.

U.S. dairy farmers threaten to oppose Pacific trade deal

09/06/2014

(Reuters) - U.S. dairy farmers and milk processors on Wednesday threatened to oppose a Pacific trade deal if Japan and Canada do not agree to accept substantially more dairy imports.

U.S. sets new import duties on Chinese solar products

09/06/2014

(Reuters) - The United States slapped new import duties on solar panels and other related products from China on Tuesday after the Commerce department ruled they were produced using Chinese government subsidies, potentially inflaming trade tensions between the two countries.