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Chinese AD duties on US electrical steel heads to WTO court

30/03/2011

The US' complaint against Chinese anti-dumping duties on US-made grain-oriented flat-rolled electrical steel (GOES) is heading to the World Trade Organization's (WTO) Dispute Settlement Body.

China urges U.S. to quickly correct trade mistake after WTO ruling

30/03/2011

BEIJING, March 28 (Xinhua) -- Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOC) Monday called on the United States to correct its wrongdoing against China's export commodities after the World Trade Organization reversed a previous ruling.

WTO says US illegally taxes Brazilian orange juice

28/03/2011

GENEVA (AP) — The World Trade Organisation ruled Friday that the United States is illegally taxing about US$2 billion a year of imported Brazilian frozen orange juice.

Turkish anti-dumping duty on Pak textile from July 24: Dr Baig

28/03/2011

KARACHI: The Consul of Ministers, government of Turkey has agreed to enforce protective safeguard measures on the import of Pakistani textile to Turkey with effect from 24th July 2011, says a press release on Saturday.

Vietnam: EU’s anti-dumping tax removal creates opportunities

28/03/2011

The EU removal of anti-dumping duties on leather shoes imported from Vietnam as of April 1 will open up opportunities for leather and footwear businesses to promote and expand their export markets.

WTO to Probe Chinese Duties on Credit Cards, American Steel

28/03/2011

World Trade Organization judges agreed to rule on the legality of Chinese anti-dumping duties on U.S. steel products and restrictions on companies such as Visa Inc. (V) and MasterCard Inc. (MA) that process credit-card payments.

Vietnam approves EC removal of footwear tariffs

28/03/2011

A Foreign Ministry spokesperson on March 24 described the European Commission (EC) decision to lift anti-dumping tariffs on Vietnamese leather-capped shoes from March 31 as “suitable”.

Australia: Solaris Paper Welcomes Federal Court Decision Rejecting Anti-Dumping Duties

28/03/2011

25 March 2011, Solaris Paper, an Australian provider of high quality tissue paper products, welcomes the ruling by the Federal Court to uphold the Attorney General’s move to revoke the anti-dumping duties on toilet paper imported from China and Indonesia. Kimberly Clark and SCA Hygiene petitioned the court to reverse the Attorney General’s ruling, asking that anti-dumping duties be re-instated.