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India: Interim dumping duty proposed on glassware from China, UAE

04/07/2011

The Designated Authority in the Commerce Ministry has proposed an interim anti-dumping duty on imported ‘Opal Glassware' of all types from China and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) following a written petition from domestic industry La Opala RG Ltd.

EU: Anti-Dumping on China's Frozen Strawberries to Expire

04/07/2011

On June 28, 2011, the EU released a notice stating that anti-dumping measures on China's frozen strawberries are about to expire on April 18, 2012, and related parties should submit application for anti-dumping sunset-review investigation to the European Commission from the date of notice to 3 months before the official expiry date.

DOC announces tax decision against Vietnamese trafish

01/07/2011

(VOV) - The US Department of Commerce (DOC) has made a final decision on anti-dumping tax based on the seventh administrative review of trafish fillet products imported from Vietnam between August 1, 2009 and February 15, 2010.

Initiation of antidumping investigation concerning imports of PVC floor and wall covering originating in China

01/07/2011

According to an official WTO report of June 2011, the Egyptian authorities initiated an antidumping investigation concerning imports of PVC floor and wall covering originating in China.

EU Hits China With Tariffs on Steel Pipes to Aid Salzgitter

01/07/2011

The European Union imposed tariffs as high as 71.5 percent on steel pipes from China to help EU producers including Salzgitter AG (SZG) compete with cheaper imports.

Agro-forestry, aquatic exports reach US$12 billion

01/07/2011

Export earnings from agro-forestry and aquatic products in the first half of 2011 was estimated at US$12 billion, up 38.7 percent over the same period last year, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.

WTO rules Philippine liquor tax illegal

01/07/2011

BRUSSELS - Taxes levied by the Philippines on alcoholic drinks from the European Union and United States are illegal under global trade rules, the world's trade dispute body ruled on Monday, according to sources close to the case.