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EU states back biodiesel duties on Argentina, Indonesia

23/10/2013

(Reuters) - European Union member states agreed to impose punitive duties on imports of biodiesel from Argentina and Indonesia, which are accused of selling it into the bloc at unfairly low prices, according to diplomats.

Russia to Take Anti-Dumping Dispute with EU to WTO

23/10/2013

A senior Russian official said Monday that Moscow may file an official complaint with the World Trade Organization against the European Union’s practice of imposing anti-dumping duties on Russian steel and fertilizers.

VN: Cold rolled steel coil exports suffer from anti-dumping

18/10/2013

HCMC – Opportunities for local cold rolled steel coil exports have been reduced because of high anti-dumping duties imposed by Brazil and Indonesia, the major importers of the nation’s products, an official of the Vietnam Steel Association (VSA) said.

Japan to argue against South Korea’s marine products ban at WTO

14/10/2013

Japan and South Korea are adding to their list of grievances with each other as Japan’s government prepares to debate South Korea’s partial ban on Japanese marine products.

EU Appeals to WTO Over Russia Recycling Fee

11/10/2013

BRUSSELS—The European Union on Thursday asked the World Trade Organization to rule that a recycling fee Russia places on imported cars violates international trade rules, in the first complaint against Russia since Moscow joined the Geneva-based arbiter of trade disputes in August 2012.

EU steps up WTO dispute with Russian over car levy

11/10/2013

BRUSSELS, Oct 10 (Reuters) - The European Union asked the World Trade Organization (WTO) on Thursday to rule on the legality of a recycling fee Russia imposes on imported cars, stepping up a trade dispute between the two.

South Africa Lifts Chicken Import Tariffs

10/10/2013

JOHANNESBURG, Sept. 30 (Xinhua) -- South Africa will increase the import duty on chicken to help the local industry and stop job losses, a government official said.

Canada Stops Antidumping on China Bikes

10/10/2013

On September 30, the Canadian International Trade Tribunal made an interim-review ruling that the Canadian antidumping measures on the bikes from China and Chinese Taiwan are no longer needed and therefore the antidumping duty orders should be revoked as per Canadian special import law.