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US imposes zero tax rate on Vietnamese steel pipes

26/10/2012

(VOV) – Vietnam’s welded carbon-quality steel pipes exported to the US market will enjoy an anti-dumping duty (AD) of zero percent following the US Department of Commerce (DOC)’s final decision.

U.S. Admin-Review Ruling on China Glycine

26/10/2012

On October 18, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced its final antidumping administrative-review ruling on glycine from China, setting the dumping margin of 453.79% for involved Baoding Mantong Fine Chemistry Co., Ltd. from China.

Malaysia” Initial probe into anti-dumping on imported steel wire rods

26/10/2012

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 23 ? The government has completed preliminary investigations into anti-dumping on steel wire rods imports from Taiwan, China, Indonesia, South Korea and Turkey.

EU request for Boeing sanctions referred to WTO arbitration

26/10/2012

GENEVA, Oct. 23 (Xinhua) -- A request by the European Union (EU) to seek 12 billion U.S. dollars of sanctions annually against the U.S. for the latter's alleged failure to comply with World Trade Organization's (WTO) rulings on the Boeing case has been referred to arbitration, it was reported on Tuesday.

EU Rejects French Request to Monitor Korean Car Imports

26/10/2012

European Union regulators rejected France’s demand to monitor imports of South Korean cars more closely, according to the EU and South Korea’s Trade Ministry.

EU investigating re-routed Chinese bike exports

26/10/2012

European Bicycle Manufacturer's Association complaint prompts EU to launch anti-dumping duty dodge investigation

EC to probe possible aluminum foil antidumping duty circumvention by China

26/10/2012

The European Commission has launched an investigation into imports of certain types of aluminum foil from China to the European Union to see whether current antidumping duties are being circumvented, the EC said Tuesday.

US: Wood Importers Criticize Anti-Dumping Case

26/10/2012

The International Wood Products Association said a U.S. investigation into alleged below-cost sales of Chinese hardwood and decorative plywoods into the U.S. market could have “devastating unintended consequences.”