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Australia Restarts Anti-subsidy on Galvanized Sheets from China Angang Steel Company

10/10/2013

On October 4, Australia's Antidumping Commission announced that it has decided to restart an anti-subsidy probe into the galvanized sheets and aluminum-zinc plates made by China’s Angang Steel Company Limited.

Agricultural products face tough competition in RoK

10/10/2013

(VOV) - Vietnam’s agricultural exports are facing fierce competition from regional rivals including Thailand, Indonesia, Cambodia, and Myanmar in the Korean market.

US Solar Industry Proposes Chinese Trade Dispute Solution

04/10/2013

With no end in sight to the solar products trade dispute between the United States and China, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), the sector's national trade association, has offered a compromise between the two countries' solar industries.

Japan to officially protest S. Korea's fisheries ban, eyes WTO intervention

04/10/2013

TOKYO, Sept. 16 (Xinhua) -- Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries on Monday sent a senior official to South Korea to protest its ban on fisheries products from eight prefectures in Japan, imposed over safety fears concerning radioactive water leaking from the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant.

China Will Not Appeal US Chicken Trade Decision; WTO Ruling Favoured US

04/10/2013

US & CHINA - China’s decision not to appeal chicken case to the World Trade Organization (WTO) is welcome news for US industry.

Indonesia joins WTO fight over Australia tobacco law

04/10/2013

The Australian Government has re-affirmed its commitment to tobacco plain packaging laws, in the face of a new challenge to the policy by Indonesia.

Shrimp exporters expect bright future in US market

24/09/2013

Shrimp exporters in Vietnam rejoiced last week when the United States International Trade Commission cancelled anti-subsidy measures on Vietnamese frozen shrimp.

U.S. not to levy punitive duties on shrimps from five countries

23/09/2013

Frozen warmwater shrimps from China, Ecuador, India, Malaysia and Vietnam does not hurt or threaten the U.S. industry, said the U.S. trade authority in a final ruling Friday.