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Egypt Considers Imposing Duty on Textile Imports

14/09/2011

Egypt’s Ministry of Trade and Industry may levy customs duties on textile imports after receiving a complaint from the state-owned Holding Co. for Spinning & Weaving, Al Mal reported.

Australia: Council welcomes timber dumping probe

14/09/2011

The District Council of Grant says it is likely to make a submission to Customs on an anti-dumping investigation of the timber industry.

Brazil and China Fighting Their Own Trade Battle

14/09/2011

A Reuters series of articles explores Brazil’s trials with unfair steel exports from China and iron ore producer Vale’s experience with iron ore carriers being blocked from docking at Chinese ports

India: Power loom sector in trouble, as yarn prices go up by 30%

14/09/2011

SURAT: All is not well with the power loom sector in the country's biggest man-made fabric hub in Surat. It has become difficult for the weavers operating 6.5 lakh power loom machines in the city as the prices of all types of polyester yarn - basic raw material for the sector - have gone up by 30 per cent in the past six months.

Canada: CBSA Investigates the Dumping and Subsidizing of Certain Pup Joints

14/09/2011

OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Sept. 12, 2011) - The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) announced today that it is initiating investigations into the alleged injurious dumping and subsidizing of certain pup joints originating in or exported from the People's Republic of China. Pup joints are oil country tubular goods made of carbon or alloy steel.

Thailand: Air-conditioner firms upbeat as Argentina scraps probe

12/09/2011

Exports of Thai air-conditioners to Argentina, a key emerging economy in Latin America, are expected to surge now that the country has scrapped an anti-dumping investigation into the products.

India: Traders protest onion export ban

12/09/2011

Nashik mandi auction closes for 8 days, others may join stir; critics say government acted in undue hurry.

Australia Stops Anti-Dumping Investigation into Indonesia's Pineapple

12/09/2011

The Australian Customs Service (ACS) has issued a public notice ordering a halt to anti-dumping investigation into the import of canned pineapple from Indonesia due to a lack of evidence.