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Brazil Probes China Liquid Epoxy Resins Dumping

07/01/2013

On January 3, 2013, Brazil Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade announced that it has decided to start an anti-dumping investigation into liquid epoxy resins from China under Mercosur HS Codes 39073011, 39073019, 39073021, 39073022 and 39073029.

U.S. to impose 154 pct anti-dumping duty on Chinese xanthan gum

07/01/2013

The U.S. started an anti-dumping fight on the first working day of 2013. The U.S Department of Commerce announced on Jan. 4 that xanthan gum imported from China and Austria is dumping in the American market.

Texprocil hails Turkish cotton yarn safeguard duty removal

07/01/2013

Turkey has repealed the safeguard duty imposed on import of cotton yarn with effect from 4th August 2011 for a period of 3 years on 31st December 2012.

India: Seafood exporters to oppose US countervailing levy on shrimps

07/01/2013

The Seafood Exporters Association of India will be sending a professional team to the US to discuss the issue on the imposition of countervailing duties on frozen warm water shrimps from India.

Pakistan: NTC initiates investigation against dumping of antiviral drug

07/01/2013

KARACHI: The National Tariff Commission (NTC) has initiated investigations against the dumping of Pegylated Interferon Alpha-2A (antiviral drug) in Pakistan from Switzerland, officials said.

Bangladesh poised to cash in after Chinese tableware tax shock

07/01/2013

Ceramic tableware manufacturers in Bangladesh are predicting a huge boom in their business as a result of the swinging new taxes slapped on Chinese products by the European Commission at the end of last year.

Solarworld Expects EU’s China Anti-Dumping Duties in May or June

04/01/2013

Solarworld AG (SWV), the German solar-panel maker that led a group of manufacturers in a complaint against unfair competition from Chinese companies, expects the European Union to announce anti-dumping duties as early as May.

South Africa: Tariff tiff over 40% duty on pasta imports

04/01/2013

IN WHAT may emerge as South Africa’s next major trade row, concerns have been raised about a large increase in tariffs on imported pasta — to 40% — with lawyers warning that the correct procedure was not followed when a local producer approached the International Trade Administration Commission (Itac) in a bid to protect manufacturers.