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China Cuts Printer Import Duties for 2012

23/02/2012

Recently, China's Ministry of Finance released a notice on adjustment of Chinese import tariffs in 2012.

Israel Cancels Anti-Dumping Duty on China's Fiberboard & Plywood

23/02/2012

On February 12, 2012, Israeli Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor decided to stop antidumping (AD) duty on medium-density fiberboards and plywood from China, which are under HS codes 44111200/0, 44111300/8, 4111400/6, 44123110/4 and 4123910/0.

India Seeks Lower Duty on Carpet Exports to China

23/02/2012

Indian exporters want Beijing to lower the import duty on carpets from over 20 per cent at present to 5 per cent.

Government may impose anti-dumping on a chemical from Israel, Taiwan

23/02/2012

NEW DELHI: India may impose an anti-dumping duty of up to USD 194.5 per tonne on a chemical, used in beverages and pharmaceutical industry, imported from Israel and Taiwan, to protect domestic players against damages from cheap rivals.

EU Anti-Dumping Mid-Term Review Probe on China's Hand Fork Lifters

23/02/2012

On February 14, 2012, the European Commission announced launching the antidumping (AD) mid-term review investigation into China-made hand fork lifters and their main parts/accessories.

Egypt Takes Anti-Dumping Sunset-Review Probe on China's Ball Pens

23/02/2012

Recently, Egypt Ministry of Trade & Industry announced launching the antidumping (AD) sunset-review investigation into China-made ball-point pens. The investigation period for dumping is from January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2011.

India: 19% import duty likely on power equipment for mega projects

21/02/2012

Power generation equipment for projects above 1,000 MW may attract import duty at the rate of 19 per cent. The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) is expected to take a call on the issue in the next 15 days.

Malaysia: Setting price for plywood

21/02/2012

KUCHING: Malaysia is coming up with a “constructed” price for plywood in the wake of its manufacturers being penalised by South Korean authorities on charges of dumping their panel products.