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China Imposes Antidumping Step on EU Imports of Fasteners

28/12/2009

BEIJING -- China said Wednesday it decided to impose temporary antidumping measures against carbon-steel fastener imports from the European Union, in its latest trade dispute just hours after the EU extended an antidumping duty on China-made leather shoes.

US to review dumping duty on Indian shrimp

28/12/2009

The US Department of Commerce and the US International Trade Commission (ITC) will be initiating a sunset review of the anti-dumping duty on shrimp imports from India next month. While the US Commerce Department will examine whether dumping would continue or recur if the anti-dumping duties are revoked, the ITC in turn would examine whether injury would continue or recur to the US shrimp industry if the duties are revoked.

Chinese tiles may face dumping duties

28/12/2009

Dec. 23--Cheap ceramic tiles imported from China could face anti-dumping duties following an investigation by the Commerce Ministry, local industrialists say.

China slaps anti-dumping duties on EU-made screws

28/12/2009

BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Wednesday slapped anti-dumping duties on imports of carbon steel fasteners from the European Union, just a day after the EU extended import duties on shoes from China and Vietnam.

China Says ‘Strongly’ Dissatisfied by EU Shoe Tariffs

28/12/2009

Dec. 23 (Bloomberg) -- China is “strongly” dissatisfied with the European Union’s decision to extend tariffs on imports of Chinese shoes for 15 months, the Ministry of Commerce said.

China promises to take off gloves in fight over shoes

28/12/2009

China has threatened the European Union with legal action after EU governments voted to renew punitive anti-dumping tariffs against imports of Chinese and Vietnamese footwear.

(India) Anti-dumping duty on shrimp may be withdrawn

28/12/2009

The US Department of Commerce (DoC) and the US International Trade Commission (ITC) will initiate two reviews – the Fifth Administrative Review and the Sunset Review – next year for examining the anti-dumping duty imposed on import of shrimp from India.

American Shrimp Processors Association Condemns Proposed Settlement on Antidumping Order on Shrimp from Thailand

28/12/2009

BILOXI, Miss. - (Business Wire) The American Shrimp Processors Association (“ASPA”) strongly condemns the proposed settlement and revocation of the antidumping order on imported shrimp from Thailand. ASPA believes that the Southern Shrimp Alliance (“SSA”), the purported representative of the domestic shrimp industry, is selling out the American shrimp industry to Thailand in order to make a quick buck.