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US antidumping duty order on Russian magnesium to end April 15

21/03/2011

The US antidumping duty order on magnesium metal from Russia will officially be revoked April 15, following a sunset review vote from the US International Trade Commission in February, according to a Department of Commerce notice published in Thursday's Federal Register. April 15 is the fifth anniversary of the publication date of the antidumping duty order.

Landrieu: Tariffs on seafood aren't being collected

18/03/2011

WASHINGTON -- As the International Trade Commission meets today to decide whether to continue anti-dumping tariffs on imported shrimp, Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., said the agency charged with collecting the levies hasn't done a good enough job.

EU: Regulation imposing anti-dumping duty on certain imports from China - 248/2011

18/03/2011

Council Implementing Regulation (EU) No 248/2011 of 9 March 2011 imposing a definitive anti-dumping duty and collecting definitively the provisional duty imposed on imports of certain continuous filament glass fibre products originating in China

Arab: Kingdom sets up panel to fight EU’s dumping allegations

18/03/2011

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia announced on Monday it had set up a technical panel as part of its drive to defend itself in an anti-dumping row with the 27-member European Commission.

India Formally Levies Anti-Dumping Duty on Glass Fiber and Articles from China

18/03/2011

On March 4, 2011, the Indian Customs decided to impose anti-dumping duty on glass fiber and articles originating in China, the taxation period shall be 5 years till July 13, 2015.

US steel duty issue : WTO reverses ruling in favour of China

18/03/2011

WASHINGTON (Commodity Online) : Granting China’s appeal, the WTO on Monday ruled in favour of the dragon nation over its complaint about duties levied by the US on imports of Chinese steel pipes.

Southern Africa: Non-Tariff Trade Barriers Springing Up

18/03/2011

Despite regional initiatives that even include the eventual possibility of a "Cape- to-Cairo" free trade area, protectionist impulses have caused non-tariff barriers to spring up across Southern Africa.