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Indian Final AD Ruling on China's Construction Grids

01/01/2012

In the final ruling, the Indian Ministry, which started the anti-dumping probe in Dec. 2010, still regards China as a non-market economy and calculates the normal value of Chinese exports by using the constructed price.

China to extend anti-dumping probe on U.S. DDGs

01/01/2012

China's Commerce Ministry said on Wednesday that it will extend an anti-dumping probe on imports of U.S. distillers' dried grains (DDGs) until June 28 next year before making a final ruling.

US complains about China's antidumping complaint

29/12/2011

US trade officials have spoken of their disappointment that China has sought World Trade Organization (WTO) consultations on its shrimp antidumping measures, claiming the act could be counterproductive.

Vietnam: Markets open for agricultural exporters

29/12/2011

HCM CITY — Vietnamese firms should take advantage of a market opportunity to step up export of agricultural products, rice in particular, to Africa, the Middle East and South Asia, a senior official said on Friday.

EU Removes Anti-Circumvention on Some Chinese-Bike-Parts Importers

29/12/2011

On Dec. 23, 2011, the European Commission announced that the EU has decided to remove the anti-circumvention measures on the imports of bicycle parts from China by some importers of its member states (see Table 1) and to resume the anti-circumvention on those imports by other several importers in the member states (see Table 2), involving HS Codes 87149110, 87149130, 87149210, and 87149310.

Chinese exporters try to cope with increasing trade disputes

29/12/2011

Chinese companies have experienced better outcomes in recent international anti-dumping cases, though disputes over China's trade practices continue to intensify, the 21st Century Business Herald reports.

China Lowering Commodity-Import Tariffs

29/12/2011

According to a recent announcement by the Chinese Ministry of Finance, the State Council's tariff committee declared next year's tariff scheme, where it lowered the duties for 730-odd imported commodities to an average of 4.4%, which more than halves the rate enjoyed by Most Favored Nation status under World Trade Organization rules.

China cautions its solar because on India’s anti-dumping probe

29/12/2011

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has warned domestic producers that India may begin in a month investigation whether China is ‘dumping’ solar cells on its market, according to a report.