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Why antidumping duties stand

16/01/2011

WASHINGTON - The U.S. International Trade Commission has posted a 201-page public report containing its views and the information it considered during its recently completed sunset review of antidumping duties on wooden bedroom furniture from China.

India to revisit cotton export ban to keep onions flowing

11/01/2011

India is understood to have told Pakistan that it is ready to lift the ban on cotton exports if the latter resumes its onion exports through rail and land routes.

Petrochem firms told to rise against anti-dumping

11/01/2011

Gulf petrochemical companies have been urged to stand up against anti-dumping practices and hire local talent, said Engineer Hamed I. Khalil, Vice President, Marketing and Sales at NATPET.

Anti-dumping duty order on nylon cord quashed by SC

11/01/2011

The Supreme Court, on Saturday, quashed the government’s decision to impose anti-dumping duty on imports of nylon tyre cord fabric (NTCF), mainly used in making tyres, saying that it was slapped without hearing the industry.

Vietnam cuts 2011 import quota of sugar to 250,000 tons

11/01/2011

Vietnam cut the import quota of sugar in 2011 to 250,000 tons, down 50,000 tons from 2010, according to the Circular 45/2010/TT-BCT of the Ministry of Industry and Trade(MoIT).

USGC President Addresses Chinese DDGS Anti-Dumping Case

11/01/2011

Council is leading registration process to respond to claims.

India not yet ready to take US to WTO on dispute settlement: Sharma

11/01/2011

Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma has said India will not “rush to” the World Trade Organization (WTO) over the “regressive” steps taken by the US recently, which include an increase in the visa fee and a special levy on foreign manufacturers.

Government starts anti-dumping probe into aniline imports

11/01/2011

India has initiated a probe into alleged dumping of aniline, a chemical mainly used by pharmaceutical industry, by European Union countries to protect domestic players.