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EU Extends 64.3% Tariff on Auto Wire From China to Malaysia

13/01/2012

The European Union extended to Malaysia a tariff on automotive-industry wire from China, saying Chinese exporters used the country to evade the levy meant to curb competition for Austria’s Plansee Metall GmbH.

Eurofer Complains to EU About Chinese Coated-Steel Subsidies

13/01/2012

European steelmakers group Eurofer filed an anti-subsidy complaint with the European Commission alleging that increases in imports of Chinese organic coated steel stem from illegal government aid.

India: DGAD probes dumping of bonded wood, fibre boards

13/01/2012

The Government has initiated a probe into alleged dumping of certain types of organic substances — bonded wood and fibre boards — by China, Indonesia, Malaysia and Sri Lanka with a view to protect domestic players from cheap shipments through the levy of anti-dumping duty.

Nepal: Countervailing duties hits readymade garments

13/01/2012

KATHMANDU: Countervailing Duty (CVD) of four per cent is still hurting the garment industry though the Indian government has already removed additional customs duty.

Mr Visclosky blasts appellate court ruling in trade case

09/01/2012

US Representative Mr Pete Visclosky is blasting a federal appeals court ruling that countervailing duties may not be imposed against non market economies in addition to anti dumping duties.

India: No anti-dumping duty on penicillin imports

09/01/2012

In a ruling that can have a far-reaching impact on local drug manufacturing units, a Gujarat high court bench refused to entertain a petition challenging the Central government’s decision not to impose anti-dumping duty on penicillin imports.

India: Drug makers want anti-dumping duties

09/01/2012

Indian Drug Manufacturers Association (IDMA), the largest body of small and mid-sized pharma companies, has taken up some concerns of the pharmaceutical industry with the government.

Canada: CBSA investigates dumping and subsidizing of certain potassium silicate solids

09/01/2012

Ottawa, Ontario – The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) announced today that it is initiating investigations into the alleged injurious dumping and subsidizing of certain potassium silicate solids originating in or exported from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.