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Australia Imposes 16% Duty on China Aluminum Extrusion Products

16/11/2009

Nov. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Australia imposed provisional anti- dumping duties of 16 percent on some aluminum extrusion products from China, joining the U.S. and the European Union in taking trade actions against the world’s third-largest economy.

Apparel Industry Grows in Vietnam

16/11/2009

The apparel and textile industry in Vietnam has overtaken crude oil as that country’s No. 1 export.

APEC members concerned on anti-dumping moves-Thailand

16/11/2009

SINGAPORE, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Export-dependent members of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) group such as China, Japan and Taiwan have voiced their concerns about a rising trend of anti-dumping measures, a senior Thai trade official said on Wednesday.

WTO voices concern over high tariffs in Sacu states

12/11/2009

MEMBERS of the World Trade Organisation’s (WTO’s) trade policy review committee raised its concern last week over the relatively extensive use of antidumping and other tariff measures by SA on behalf of the Southern African Customs Union (Sacu).

UK opposes EC anti-dumping duties extension on Vietnam shoes

12/11/2009

Extending anti-dumping duties against footwear from China and Vietnam puts Europe's long-term commercial relations with both countries at risk, UK business secretary Peter Mandelson has warned.

Industry Ministry to provide update on the state of cement

12/11/2009

Industry, Investment and Commerce Minister, Karl Samuda is to provide an update on the state of cement in the island.

EBRD head urges Russia to increase WTO efforts

12/11/2009

MOSCOW, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Accession to the World Trade Organisation would allow Russia to trim import tariffs while remaining competitive, the president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development said on Tuesday.

China hits back at US anti dumping duty imposition

12/11/2009

BEIJING (Commodity Online): Coming down heavily on the US over its decision to impose massive "anti-dumping" charges on steel pipes imported from China, the dragon nation termed the move as protectionist and vowed to take measures to protect its own domestic interests.