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Australia probing steel-dumping complaint - BlueScope

02/07/2012

AMSTERDAM, June 27 (Reuters) - Australian Customs has launched an investigation into alleged dumping of steel hot-rolled coil from four Asian countries, following a complaint by BlueScope Steel, the country's largest steelmaker.

Trinidad & Tobago concerned about the cheap substandard steel imports

02/07/2012

As stated in a news report, the local Steel Workers' Union in Trinidad & Tobago is concerning about that Trinidad & Tobago might become the dumping ground for cheap and substandard specifications of steel products.

US launch antidumping probes into xanthan gum from China, Australia

28/06/2012

The US government on Tuesday launched anti-dumping (AD) investigations against imports of xanthan gum from China and Australia.

Tariffs on Solar-Gear Imports from China Raised By U.S

28/06/2012

The U.S. Commerce Department determined that Chinese solar-product imports should be subject to additional tariffs to offset government subsidies, according to an agency document.

US: Judge rules in favor of Apple, bans Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 sales in U.S.

28/06/2012

SEOUL, South Korea — Samsung Electronics Co. says a U.S. court has prohibited it from making or selling the Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet computer in the United States.

India: Government to check cheap imports

28/06/2012

NEW DELHI: The government has decided to arm itself with more ammunition for trade defense, besides trying to be more agile in dealing with cheap imports that are dumped into the Indian market.

China warns EU against dispute

28/06/2012

Beijing yesterday warned the EU that EU firms would suffer if it decides to take action against companies in China’s solar and telecommunications sectors because of trade rows.

Thailand may face WTO penalties on PHL cigarettes

28/06/2012

The Philippines will seek compensation and suspension of concessions penalties from Thailand if the Department of Trade and Industry discovers that Thailand failed to comply with a World Trade Organization ruling that it correct its taxation scheme for Philippine-made cigarettes before May 15 this year.