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EU starts investigation on China soy protein

27/04/2011

The European Commission has announced it will initiate an anti-dumping investigation on soy protein imports from China, the 21st Business Herald reported Thursday, citing a notice from the commission.

India allows more duty free garments imports from Bangladesh

25/04/2011

DHAKA: In an attempt to deepen its trade ties with Bangladesh, India on decided to increase duty free import quota for garments by 25% to 10 million pieces from eight million earlier, and also dispensed with countervailing duties on import of all jute products.

Vietnam’s exports to face challenges ahead

25/04/2011

Although Vietnam’s exports to foreign markets have picked up in recent times, there remain major challenges to overcome, according to economists.

US Department of Agriculture okaysrambutan from Vietnam

25/04/2011

Fresh rambutan from Vietnam (and Malaysia) can now be imported to the US, provided it is irradiated and meets other phytosanatiary requirements, according to a notice published in the Federal Register on April 19.

New WTO Report Emphasizes Need for Strong Rules to Rein in Fisheries Subsidies

25/04/2011

WASHINGTON, DC, April 22, 2011 - World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is applauding the strong language in a long-awaited report that a key World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiating body released today, which underscores the urgent need to halt government-subsidized overfishing.

Vietnam: Government restrictions unable to stop import of non-essential goods

24/04/2011

Despite Government insistence to restrict import of non-essential goods in 2011, imports continue unabated.

Chinese chamber responds to US probe of Chinese auto parts

24/04/2011

BEIJING - A chamber of commerce representing China's steel wheel manufacturers has responded to an anti-dumping and countervailing probe launched by the United States on Tuesday, the chamber said on Thursday.

China Imposes on Anti-Dumping Measures on Optical Fiber Imports from the U.S., EU

24/04/2011

China's Ministry of Commerce will levy anti-dumping duties ranging from 4.7% to 29.1% depending on the extent of dumping on imports of a type of optical fiber from the U.S. and the E.U., according to the ministry's final ruling on the matter.