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Australia: Anti-dumping bill welcomed but more needs to be done

02/07/2013

The CFMEU has welcomed this week’s passing in the Senate of the Anti-Dumping Improvement bill, but the union warned that more needs to be done.

U.S. to Revoke Bangladesh Trade Benefits

02/07/2013

The U.S. will suspend trade benefits on $34.7 million in goods from Bangladesh because of inadequate labor and safety standards in the Asian nation where a garment-factory collapse killed more than 1,000 workers in April.

U.S: Steel overcapacity could mean more Korean rebar in US market

02/07/2013

Commercial Metals Company President and CEO Joe Alvarado is keeping an eye on Chinese steelmaking overcapacity and how it could manifest in the US longs market -- possibly with Korean rebar imports, Alvarado said Thursday.

Japan Not to Slap Antidumping Duties on Indonesian Paper Products

02/07/2013

TOKYO, June 27 (Bernama) -- The Japanese government on Wednesday said it will not impose antidumping duties on paper products from Indonesia, dismissing complaints filed by Japanese paper manufacturers, Japan's Jiji Press reported.

China to impose anti-dumping duties on European chemical

02/07/2013

BEIJING (Reuters) - China will impose from Friday anti-dumping duties of up to 37 percent on a chemical imported from the European Union, the Commerce Ministry said, the latest move in a string of disputes that could fuel rising tension between the trade partners.

India: Capital goods industry demands zero duty on stainless steel imports due to falling Rupee

02/07/2013

KOLKATA: The Plant & Machinery and capital goods manufacturers have urged the government for zero duty on stainless steel and special steels due to fall in the rupee value.

US: Deosen Disappointed in ITC 'Anti-Dumping' Decision

02/07/2013

PISCATAWAY, N.J. —Deosen Biochemical Ltd. and Deosen USA Inc. issued a statement expressing disappointment in the International Trade Commission (ITC)'s final decision on the anti-dumping petition, which was filed in June 2012 against Chinese and Austrian producers of xanthan gum.

China Solars Move Factories Overseas to Avoid EU Duties

01/07/2013

As Europe slaps duties on $15 billion of solar panels, their Chinese producers are preparing to counterattack with devices assembled from South Africa to Istanbul that will avoid the import taxes.