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Global anti-dumping cases on significant decline: WTO

04/03/2012

The number of newly-initiated anti-dumping investigations had dropped by nearly a quarter since the beginning of the global economic crisis worldwide, Pascal Lamy, Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO) said here on Monday.

WTO epic grinds on with Boeing subsidy appeal

03/03/2012

PARIS, Feb 29 (Reuters) - Airbus and Boeing Co were urged on Wednesday to negotiate an end to the world's largest trade dispute as the World Trade Organization (WTO) prepared to issue its latest findings in a long-running subsidy row.

WTO Announces Progress on Trade Disputes

03/03/2012

The World Trade Organization's (WTO) Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) at its meeting on February 22, 2012, established a panel to examine US anti-dumping measures on Korean steel products, and adopted a report in respect of China's export restraints on certain raw materials.

US Slaps Duties on Korean Power Transformers

03/03/2012

The US Department of Commerce has announced the introduction of anti-dumping duties following an investigation into South Korean large power transformers.

EU to Take Anti-Dumping on China's Photovoltaic Products

03/03/2012

On February 26, it was reported that Germany, the largest market of photovoltaic application in Europe, would likely to ally itself with other EU states to take antidumping measures on China-made photovoltaic products.

WTO: Battleground for emerging economies

03/03/2012

Brazil, China or India, the new global trade champions, are ready to seize their legal weapons, hence possibly transforming the WTO dispute settlement system.

Colombia Starts Anti-Dumping Sunset Review on China's Welded Chains

03/03/2012

Recently, Colombia foreign-trade authority noticed China that the country has issued its no. 033 resolution to initiate the anti-dumping (AD) sunset review on China-made welded chains (HS Code 73158200).

Ceramics exporters respond to EU anti-dumping probe

03/03/2012

Chaozhou (CNS) -- Ceramics companies in Chaozhou, south China's Guangdong Province will suffer severely from the anti-dumping probe held by the European Commission, but these local companies also account for about one third of the entire country's ceramics exports.