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Europe unlikely to launch anti-dumping, anti-subsidy investigation of China-made PV products
06/12/2011
While the US Department of Commerce has launched an anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation of solar cells and modules imported from China, Europe, the largest market for China-made solar products, is unlikely to follow suit because Europe-based suppliers of polysilicon and solar product manufacturing equipment have been benefiting from large demand in China, according to industry sources.
Cheap Chinese imports invade Brazil’s patron saint market
04/12/2011
It’s not easy to be Catholic in China. But it is easy to make money from Catholicism. And for Chinese manufacturers keen to cash in on the religion, there’s no better market than Brazil, whose ports are bursting with containers filled with Chinese-made images of Our Lady of Aparecida, Brazil’s patron saint.
Argentina Imposes Anti-dumping Duties on Imports of Manual Straight Steel Blades from China
04/12/2011
On November 24, 2011, the Government of Argentina, published Resolution 377/2011, closing an anti-dumping investigation on imports of manual straight steel blades from the People's Republic of China (N.C.M. 8202.91.00 and 8202.99.90). The opening of the investigation had been requested by local producer Sin Par S.A, and the dumping margin was calculated to be 117,95 %.
