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EU Ends Threat to Impose Tariffs on Steel Pipes from Belarus
EU Ends Threat to Impose Tariffs on Steel Pipes from Belarus

11/05/2012

The European Union dropped a threat to impose tariffs on steel pipes from Belarus after EU producers withdrew a complaint alleging price undercutting.
Dow Chemical Wins Challenge of EU’s Ethanolamine Tariffs
Dow Chemical Wins Challenge of EU’s Ethanolamine Tariffs

11/05/2012

Dow Chemical Co. (DOW) won a court challenge overturning European Union tariffs on imports from the U.S. of ethanolamines, a chemical used for detergents and textiles.
Brazilian businessmen urge Argentina to eliminate trade barriers
Brazilian businessmen urge Argentina to eliminate trade barriers

11/05/2012

In a moment in which bilateral trade is hurting, Brazilian businessmen met in Sao Paulo with a delegation of hundreds of Argentine industrialists and once again urged for the elimination of Argentine trade barriers.
China sets duties on EU and Japanese steel tubes
China sets duties on EU and Japanese steel tubes

11/05/2012

BEIJING, May 8 (Reuters) - China has set anti-dumping duties on some stainless steel tubes imported from the European Union and Japan, the Ministry of Commerce said on Tuesday, finalising a probe launched in September after complaints from Chinese producers.
India: Dumping duty levied on partially oriented yarn from China
India: Dumping duty levied on partially oriented yarn from China

09/05/2012

The Finance Ministry has levied definitive anti-dumping duty on partially oriented yarn (POY) imports from China. This duty will last for five years unless revoked earlier.
As China dumps in India's solar market, domestic industry shrivels
As China dumps in India's solar market, domestic industry shrivels

09/05/2012

New Delhi, May 6: India's National Solar Mission may be offering huge opportunities to global players but the domestic solar industry is bleeding owing to poor policy and stiff competition from foreign companies, especially the Chinese.
Australia: Escalation in Australian anti-dumping action
Australia: Escalation in Australian anti-dumping action

09/05/2012

In a recent commentary, the Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, Pascal Lamy, pointed to a "significant decline" in initiations of new anti-dumping investigations from 213 in 2008 down to 153 in 2011.
Taiwan: Postponement of Preliminary Injury Determination of Antidumping Case
Taiwan: Postponement of Preliminary Injury Determination of Antidumping Case

09/05/2012

In response to the requests from the concerned parties and due to the necessity for processing investigation information, Ministry of Economic Affairs, R.O.C, in compliance with Articles 12 and 18 of The Regulations Governing the Implementation of the Imposition of Countervailing and Antidumping Duties, are hereby sending this notification of decision to postpone the preliminary determination of injury investigation concerning the antidumping case on Hot Rolled Steel Plate from Korea and India until May 26, 2012.
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