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GULF STATES AVOID ANTIDUMPING DUTIES ON S.KOREAN STEEL PRODUCTS

14/06/2010

SEOUL, Jun 11, 2010 (AsiaPulse via COMTEX) --A group of six oil-producing gulf states, including Saudi Arabia, has decided not to levy antidumping duties on imports of South Korean steel products, the trade ministry said Friday.

Aluminum firm seeks support in US dumping row

14/06/2010

China Zhongwang Holdings Ltd, the country's largest aluminum extrusions maker, is seeking official backing to help it fight a US anti-dumping and countervailing duty charges.

US panel OKs duties on another China steel product

14/06/2010

WASHINGTON, June 10 (Reuters) - A U.S. trade panel gave final approval on Thursday to combined duties of more than 200 percent on a steel wire product from China, as trade tensions between the two countries began heating up again.

Trade Gap With China Widens: Are Protectionist Tariffs Next?

14/06/2010

U.S. trade relations with China were in focus on Thursday, as new federal data showed trade between the nations to be growing increasingly lopsided and some in Washington threatening a protectionist response.

On the Spot Verification Before Original Arbitration of Anti-dumping Case on Bisphenol A

14/06/2010

The Investigation group of anti-dumping of bisphenol A of Industry Injury Investigation Bureau carried out separately on the spot verification separately over the applicant of this case, Rensin Factory of Blue New Chemical New Chemical Materials Co. LTD. and its supporter in Tianjing before original arbitration.

China Takes Temporary Measures Against Caprolactam Dumping

14/06/2010

China starts to impose temporary anti-dumping measures from Tuesday against imports of caprolactam made in Japan, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and Russia, the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (MOFTEC) announced in a statement.

Beijing exports test US patience

14/06/2010

If the US’s policy towards the Chinese currency had a theme song, Charles Schumer opined on Thursday, it would be the 1975 Maxine Nightingale classic “Right Back Where We Started From”.

Senator accuses China of "honey laundering"

10/06/2010

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S.-Sino trade relations got even stickier on Wednesday after a senator accused China of "honey laundering" -- mislabeling its honey to avoid U.S. anti-dumping duties.