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WTO To Hear Chinese Case against US Duties

09/10/2012

The World Trade Organization (WTO) has approved the establishment of a dispute settlement panel to resolve a complaint launched by China against countervailing duties imposed by the United States on a wide range of manufactured goods.

SolarWorld Makes Case against China as U.S. Eyes Trade Penalties

09/10/2012

U.S. solar-energy manufacturers told regulators yesterday that China is unfairly supporting its domestic industry and defended punitive tariffs on imports from the Asian nation.

Korea: Posco faces anti-dumping tariff on steel imports

09/10/2012

Korean steel maker Posco could have to pay a tariff of 6 per cent on all hot rolled coil it supplies to the Australian market after the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service made a preliminary determination in favour of BlueScope Steel in an anti-dumping complaint.

U.S. to End Mexican Tomato Pact, Raising Risk of Trade War

01/10/2012

The U.S. decided to end an accord that for 16 years set prices for Mexican tomato imports, siding with Florida farmers over the objections of Mexico’s government and produce buyers who have warned of a trade war.

Thailand: Tata urges anti-dumping penalties on Chinese steel

01/10/2012

Tata Steel Plc has asked the government to impose anti-dumping duties of at least 20 per cent on steel wire from China as the company struggles to compete against subsidised imports that are as much as 14 per cent cheaper than its own products in the local market.

RI bicycle makers threatened by transshipping allegation from EU

01/10/2012

Indonesia is gearing up to encounter an inquiry from the European Union (EU) following an allegation that Indonesia has acted as an intermediary for Chinese-made bicycles into EU countries, according to a top official.

Australia: CORRS Calls For Reform of Anti-Dumping Investigations

01/10/2012

Corrs has called for more rigorous oversight of anti-dumping and subsidy investigations in its submission to The Brumby Anti-Dumping Review.

Chinese PV companies refute illegal subsidizing accusations

01/10/2012

NANCHANG, Sept. 28 (Xinhua) -- Several heavyweight Chinese photovoltaic (PV) manufacturers have denied receiving illegal governmental subsidies as alleged by some of their European counterparts.