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Saudi Arabia- Anti-dumping duties by India spark protest

24/01/2011

(MENAFN - Arab News) The lecture was hosted by Abdulwahab Muhammed Al-Fayez, editor in chief of Al-Eqtisadiah, a sister publication of Arab News. The lecture primarily focused on the GCC-India strategic partnership and New Delhi's stake in the region. After Ahmad's talk, which was rich in content with factual details and statistics, the issue of anti-dumping was raised by Fawaz Al-Alamy

China to Be Spared Provisional EU Anti-Subsidy Duties on Paper

24/01/2011

The European Union will refrain from imposing preliminary anti-subsidy tariffs on Chinese paper, delaying a decision on whether to apply such import taxes against China for the first time.

EU's China, Vietnam shoe duties to expire April 1 -EU

24/01/2011

BRUSSELS, Jan 13 (Reuters) - EU tariffs on footwear from China and Vietnam will expire at the end of March following a decision by European shoemakers to abandon the duties as a way of tackling Asian competition, an EU spokesman said on Thursday.

Senators doubt WTO would uphold U.S. ethanol tariff

16/01/2011

BRASILIA (Reuters) - Senators John McCain and John Barrasso said on Monday the extension of U.S. ethanol subsidies and a tariff on imports is likely illegal under international trade rules, lending some support to Brazil's opposition to U.S. ethanol policy.

Saudi Petrochemical Exports Seen to Overcome Anti-Dumping Probes

16/01/2011

Saudi Arabia’s petrochemical exports will continue to grow in 2011, even as Turkey and Pakistan investigate some products for possible violations of antidumping rules, a Saudi industry official said.

India: Dumping duty on chemicals import from China proposed

16/01/2011

NEW DELHI: The government is considering imposing anti-dumping duty of up to $236 per tonne on imports of a chemical, used in bricks, tiles and ceramics, to protect domestic industry from cheap Chinese shipments.

China Likely to Impose Tariffs on U.S. Dried Grains, Yigu Says

16/01/2011

Jan. 10 (Bloomberg) -- China is likely to impose temporary tariffs on imports of U.S. dried distillers’ grains after announcing last month it would begin an anti-dumping probe, said Feng Lichen, general manager at Yigu Information Consulting Ltd.

AIIS Agrees With DOC's Anti-Dumping Statement

16/01/2011

In AIIS' press release, "The American Institute for International Steel welcomes the Department of Commerce’s statement that proposes to eliminate its practice of zeroing in anti-dumping administrative reviews in a December 28th notice in the Federal Register. In 2007, in response to a WTO dispute which the US lost, DOC terminated the practice for new anti-dumping investigations but continued to use zeroing to inflate dumping margins in administrative reviews.