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US: Portman Sends Letter to ITC Urging Continuation of Anti-Dumping Order on Tapered Roller Bearings
20/06/2012
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Rob Portman (R-Ohio), former U.S. Trade Representative, joined three Senators in sending a letter to the International Trade Commission ahead of Tuesday’s review of the antidumping order on tapered roller bearings (TRBs) from China. The expected ruling is critical to protecting U.S. tapered roller bearing products, including three Ohio manufacturing facilities, from unfair dumping of Chinese products in U.S. markets.
Australia: Dumped steel costs BlueScope $50m
20/06/2012
CASM accuses Chinese manufacturers of conspiring to “commit offense or to defraud the United States”
20/06/2012
The dust is yet to settle on tariff determinations against Chinese manufacturers, but the Coalition for American Solar Manufacturing (CASM) has released a statement warning of a “conspiracy to commit offense or to defraud the United States”. According to CASM, Chinese solar cell and panel exporters are reportedly planning to evade antidumping/countervailing orders. It asserts that this will not be effective, could be illegal and may expose US importers, in addition to Chinese exporters, to liability under US law, including significant financial penalties and criminal prosecution.
Brazil will exempt Indonesian shoe products to anti-dumping import duty
20/06/2012
Safety Officer of the Ministry of Trade trade Ina Indrawati (Ernawati) said the final decision of the agency Decom under the Territory of the Brazilian investigation has not yet released, but the April the Decom field verification of the facts reported, the five shoe company does not circumvent the anti-dumpingactivities. “Although there is no dumping activities, but that report was the final decision is very important reference according to.”
