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VN: US lowers tra fish anti-dumping duties

04/04/2014

The US Department of Commerce on March 31 announced its final decision on the ninth results of its administrative review (POR9) for anti-dumping duties on tra fish fillets imported from Viet Nam, the Viet Nam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) has said.

Extend anti-dumping duty on raw silk imports from China

04/04/2014

To boost domestic silk production, Assocham has urged the government to extend anti-dumping duty on raw silk imports from China, which have grown by 7 per cent during the last 12 years, till December 2015.

EU to take Russia to WTO over Moscow's pork ban

04/04/2014

(Reuters) - The European Union said on Thursday it will soon take Russia to the World Trade Organisation to try to push Moscow to lift its ban on pork exports from the bloc, marking a deepening of trade tensions.

U.S. groups accuse Mexico of dumping sugar as sweetener tensions build

02/04/2014

(Reuters) - U.S. sugar industry groups on Friday accused Mexican exporters of dumping cheap, subsidized supplies on the U.S. market, firing the opening shot in a potential trade war after months of growing tension in the sweetener industry.

China Voice: WTO rare earth ruling is unfair

02/04/2014

BEIJING, March 31 (Xinhua) -- One with justice on his side doesn't always win. This is again the case for the World Trade Organization's (WTO) rare earth ruling last week.

EU drops anti-dumping probe on Chinese telecommunications equipment

31/03/2014

BRUSSELS, March 27 (Xinhua) -- European Union trade chief announced on Thursday the anti-dumping investigation against Chinese telecommunications equipment makers will not be pursued.

Anti-dumping duty imposed on VN bicycle tyres

31/03/2014

HA NOI (VNS)– Brazil's Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade has announced that an anti-dumping duty would be imposed on bicycle tyres imported from Viet Nam.

China loses WTO bid to overturn U.S. law against unfair subsidies

31/03/2014

(Reuters) - China lost its bid to overturn U.S. legislation targeting unfair trade subsidies on Thursday, its second defeat in a World Trade Organization dispute within 24 hours.