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Department of Commerce weighs lifting tariff on Thailand shrimp

18/01/2010

HOUMA — The U.S. Department of Commerce is weighing opposing arguments from two shrimp-industry groups to determine if tariffs on shrimp from Thailand should be lifted.

WTO to probe US tyre tariffs

14/01/2010

The World Trade Organisation plans to launch an investigation into import tariffs imposed by the US on Chinese tyres – among the more contentious of a string of recent trade disputes between the economic giants.

Saudi Arabia, China talks on dumping charges fails

14/01/2010

Talks between Saudi Arabia and China failed to resolve Chinese dumping charges on imports of 1.4-butanediol from Saudi Arabia. China announced anti-dumping tariffs of up to 13.6% on 1.4-butanediol from Saudi Arabia and Taiwan on December 24. China had levied a 4.5% anti-dumping tax on imports of butanediol from the Saudi International Petrochemical Co. Further negotiations are underway between the two nations to resolve the issue.

Canada gives evidence of dumping imports of Ukrainian steel

14/01/2010

Canada has established that there have been dumping imports of thick-sheet, hot-rolled, cutoff rolled metal made of carbon and high-strength low-alloy steel made in Ukraine, Canadian authorities have reported.

Why does China's steel industry encounter frequent anti-dumping sanctions?

14/01/2010

In recent months, the U.S. has imposed continuous anti-dumping measures against iron and steel products imported from China.

U.S. Could Review Dumping Duties On PC Strand From 4 Countries

14/01/2010

Foreign producers of pre-stressed concrete wire strand may have the chance to have duties on their US-bound exports reduced, Steel Business Briefing learns.

L&T Urges Govt To Levy Anti-Dumping Duty On Chinese Goods

14/01/2010

(RTTNews) - Private sector engineering major Larsen & Toubro urged the Indian government to levy 25% anti-dumping duty on Chinese goods, as China was virtually pulling the Indian manufacturing sector into dark, reports say.

China, Saudi fail to resolve petrochemicals dispute

14/01/2010

Hong Kong, Jan 11 (AFP) A group of Hong Kong opposition lawmakers are to quit this month in a protest aimed at drawing attention to the pace of democratic reforms in the city, party officials said today.