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Australia needs strengthened anti-dumping regime

30/10/2012

CFMEU National Secretary Michael O’Connor said today that the forest products, and pulp and paper industry needed better protecting against dumping and called for more Federal Government action.

US.Admin-review ruling on Kitchen Metal Racks from China

30/10/2012

On October 9, U.S. Department of Commerce announced its preliminary antidumping administrative-review ruling on kitchen-used metal racks/baskets from China, which sets the dumping margin of 0.00% (micro) and subsidy rate of 12.06% onto New King Shan (ZhuHai) Co., Ltd. from China.

U.S. Admin-Review Ruling on Lined Paper School Supplies from China

30/10/2012

On October 9, U.S. Department of Commerce announced its final antidumping administrative-review ruling on lined paper school supplies from China, which sets 258.21% as the dumping margin of Chinese enterprises (including Leo's Quality Products Co., Ltd./Denmax Plastic Stationery Factory) and removes Shanghai Lian Li Paper Products Co., Ltd. from this administrative review.

WTO: Members review anti-dumping actions

30/10/2012

The Committee on Anti-Dumping Practices, on 24 October 2012, reviewed reports by 32 members on anti-dumping actions taken during the first half of 2012, and considered more recent notifications of preliminary and final anti-dumping actions submitted by 25 members.

Eurasian Economic Community Safeguard Probe on Chemical Fabrics

30/10/2012

Reportedly, the Eurasian Economic Community (EAEC) commission has decided to launch from October 1 a safeguarding probe into chemical fabrics importing to the Customs Union territory, involving 61 HS Codes of 6 digits.

Pakistan: Retrospective effect - Anti-dumping duties on tiles from China abolished

30/10/2012

National Tax Commission (NTC) has retrospectively abolished definitive antidumping duties on tiles imported from China from October 29, 2009 to November 29, 2011 and asked the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) not to collect such duty on tiles imported during the above-mentioned period.

WTO Judges to Investigate Chinese Tariffs on U.S. Autos

26/10/2012

The World Trade Organization said judges will decide whether Chinese duties on more than $3 billion of U.S. car exports violate global trade rules.

US quizzes Canada at WTO over aid for paper mill

26/10/2012

GENEVA, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Canada found itself lumped together with China and India on Tuesday as a country that the United States suspects of paying illegal subsidies that distort trade, with C$162 million ($163 million) of aid to a Nova Scotia paper mill under scrutiny.