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(India) Legislation In Budget Session To Protect Domestic Industry & Agriculture Against Surge In Imports: Maran

05/07/2010

Shri Murasoli Maran, Union Minister of Commerce&Industry, has said that the government would be bringing a suitable legislation in the ensuing session of the Parliament to safeguard the interests of the indigenous sectors including industry and agriculture for providing appropriate measures to meet the problems arising out of import surges

ITC posts questionnaires on furniture antidumping case Deadline to submit responses is July 23

05/07/2010

HIGH POINT — The International Trade Commission is beginning to collect data for its upcoming sunset review of the Chinese wood bedroom furniture antidumping case.

In evading tariffs, Chinese producers pour inferior honey into U.S.

05/07/2010

BEIJING — Businessman Yan Yongxiang was trying to get around stiff U.S. levies on imports of cheap Chinese honey. So he sent 15 shipping containers of cut-rate honey to the Philippines, where it was relabeled and sent to the United States.

Implications of WTO Agreement

05/07/2010

Study of the implications of different WTO agreements in an ongoing process. The government have, from time to time, commissioned studies by renowned institutions to study the impact of some specific WTO agreements. This was stated by Shri Digvijay Singh, Minister of State for Commerce & Industry, in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha today.

Anti-dumping merely fig leaf for protectionism

05/07/2010

BEIJING, July 1 (Xinhua) -- The United States and the European Union have recently imposed importation barriers upon three kinds of Chinese products, all using antidumping as an excuse.

Exclusive: China rebuffs U.S. trade criticism

29/06/2010

GENEVA (Reuters) - China has dismissed U.S. comments that Beijing is blocking a new trade agreement, saying that it was the United States that was stalling progress in the World Trade Organization's long-running Doha round.

Barriers against exports to EU

29/06/2010

Businesses should improve its competitiveness, enlarge the scale of production and build prestigious trademarks while meeting the regulatory standards of export markets.

Argentina reaches deal on China soyoil row-govt

29/06/2010

BUENOS AIRES, June 25 (Reuters) - Argentina has reached an agreement with China to end the Asian giant's freeze on Argentine soyoil imports, the government said on Friday, but some traders were skeptical the trade dispute had been resolved.