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Byrd challenge rejected Could free $137 million in duties for payout

01/06/2010

A decision by the Supreme Court not to hear a case challenging the Byrd Amendment could mean that as much as $137 million now held up by the U.S. government will be distributed to the petitioners supporting the antidumping case involving Chinese-made wood bedroom furniture.

Ministry of power to oppose import duty on equipment

26/05/2010

The ministry says the duty will hobble its generation targets for the ongoing Five-Year Plan period as domestic equipment manufacturers are unable to meet its demand

Latest News on Anti-Dumping Procedure for China & Vietnam

26/05/2010

BRUSSELS, Belgium – The latest news on the anti-dumping procedure for bikes and parts imported from China (and bikes from Vietnam) is about the ‘Notice of Initiation of an expiry review of the anti-dumping measures applicable to imports of bicycles from China’.

Govt to set up committee to monitor steel imports

26/05/2010

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - The Indonesian government plans to set up a committee to monitor steel imports to protect domestic consumers from low quality products, an official said here on Monday.

Anti-dumping duties may be imposed

26/05/2010

Indonesia is considering imposing anti-dumping measures on hot rolled steel plate imported from China, India, Taiwan and Russia to protect local producers against unfair trading practices, a senior government official said.

Sources of tension between China and the U.S.

26/05/2010

BEIJING (Reuters) - Top U.S. and Chinese officials are meeting in Beijing on Monday and Tuesday for the Strategic and Economic Dialogue.

PSYMA seeks withdrawal of duty on polyester yarn

26/05/2010

With a view to amplify the supply of man-made yarn, a 16-member delegation of Pakistan Silk Yarn Merchants Association (PSYMA), discussed withdrawal of anti-dumping and customs duty on polyester yarn with the Federal Adviser on Textiles, Dr Mirza Ikhtiar Baig, in a meeting at his office.