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EU to cut punitive China fiberglass tariff

11/01/2011

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission plans a significant cut in the punitive tariffs it imposed last year on Chinese-made fiberglass used in the clean technology sector, EU diplomats and people close to the issue told Reuters on Friday.

Visclosky speaks out against dumped steel

07/01/2011

While at an International Trade Commission hearing in Washington, U.S. Rep. Pete Visclosky urged federal officials to place duties on drill pipe from China in response to unfair trade practices.

Uruguay urges South Korea to lift beef ban

07/01/2011

COLONIA, Uruguay: La Paz urged Seoul Wednesday to reopen its market to Uruguayan beef, and agreed to back South Korea's bid to negotiate a free trade deal with its Mercosur trade bloc partners.

US reviews anti-dumping rules on seafood

07/01/2011

The US Department of Commerce is proposing to amend the way it measures dumping of foreign goods, something of great interest to Indian seafood exporters, besides those of other countries.

EU: New CAP Must Be Fundamentally Different

07/01/2011

UK - Europe should rely less on direct farming subsidies and reward farmers more for their environmental efforts and the other work they do to enhance the countryside, Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman said today.

U.S. May Drop Dumping Duty Calculation After Japan, EU Compaints

07/01/2011

The U.S. Commerce Department proposed ending the way it calculates dumping duties after Japan, the European Union and Thailand said their exports were being penalized.

U.S. issues final ruling that China dumping pipe

07/01/2011

The U.S. Commerce Department issued a final ruling on Tuesday that China was selling steel drill pipe at unfairly low prices in U.S. markets.

Ukraine: import duties imposition for the certain varieties of the commodities to come to agreement with WTO

07/01/2011

The issue about import duties changing or their temporary cancellation for rye and buckwheat imports should be considered in the long-term prospects, due to the fact that the changes may need to come to agreement with all the countries-participants of the World Trade Organization (WTO).