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Shrimp group against proposed Thailand settlement

29/12/2009

A Mississippi-based association of shrimp processors is protesting a rival group’s proposed settlement that would end the antidumping order on shrimp from Thailand.

Korea to extend antidumping duties on imports of steel bars

29/12/2009

Korea's trade watchdog said Thursday it will recommend extending antidumping duties on imports of steel bars from Japan, India and Spain for three years, according to Yonhap News

EU’s anti-dumping duty extension to affect VN footwear businesses

29/12/2009

The Council of the European Union’s decision to extend anti-dumping duties on Vietnamese shoes for 15 months will have a serious impact on the country’s footwear makers and over 650,000 workers, said Industry and Trade Deputy Minister Le Danh Vinh at a meeting on December 23.

China to impose tariffs on chemical imports: govt

29/12/2009

BEIJING — China said Thursday it would slap anti-dumping penalties on a chemical imported from Saudi Arabia and Taiwan after an investigation found the product had been priced too low.

US, China square up over trade disputes

29/12/2009

Tensions over trade frictions between China and the US heightened Wednesday with US trade authorities criticizing Beijing for imposing more trade restrictions in 2009, following confrontations over China's restrictions on the distribution of US films, music and books and the US' imposition of anti-subsidy tariffs on Chinese oil-well pipes.

US DOC makes preliminary AD determination in investigation of PC strand from China

29/12/2009

SteelOrbis - The US Department of Commerce (DOC) has announced its preliminary affirmative determination in the antidumping (AD) investigation of prestressed concrete steel wire (PC) strand from China.

Imposing tariffs on Chinese goods is no longer feasible

29/12/2009

Sir, Robert Aliber suggests a uniform tariff of 10 per cent on all Chinese imports (“Tariffs can persuade Beijing to free the renminbi”, December 8).

Industry in a spot over Bangladeshi jute products

28/12/2009

KOLKATA: The Indian jute manufacturers are facing double trouble. On one hand subsidized Bangladeshi jute products are flooding the domestic market, and on the other they are being deprived of the raw jute contracted for buying from Bangladesh.