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Argentina carried out anti-dumping investigation on China's steel pipe

09/11/2009

November 5 MetalBiz--Argentina's Industry and Tourism Ministry announced on November 3 that they would carry out an anti-dumping investigation on the steel pipe imported from China.

Fight Not Over in Anti-Dumping Case

09/11/2009

NAUE GmbH & Co. KG, a German manufacturer of geosynthetic materials, such as geosynthetic clay liners will be appealing a recent decision of Australian Customs imposing anti-dumping measures on its products. NAUE is an internationally active company with a long-standing record of high-performance products and high integrity in its involvement in the global market. This includes many years of successful interaction with and service to numerous sectors of civil engineering and construction in Australia.

China challenge EU anti-dumping duty on fasteners

09/11/2009

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) - the international body dealing with the rules of trade between nations - is to rule on a dispute between China and the European Union over anti-dumping measures imposed by Brussels on imports of Chinese made fasteners.

Four Egyptian steel producers suspend production on imports

09/11/2009

Daily News Egypt reported that 4 steel producers suspend production due to accumulated inventory resulting from competition with imported steel.

US sets duties on China steel goods as cases mount

09/11/2009

WASHINGTON, Nov 3 (Reuters) - The United States said on Tuesday it set preliminary duties ranging from 2 percent to 438 percent on hundreds of millions of dollars of imported steel wire decking from China to offset government subsidies.

TIA urges repeal of Chinese tire tariffs

09/11/2009

LAS VEGAS (Nov. 3, 2009) — The Tire Industry Association (TIA) passed resolutions at its 2009 annual meeting in Las Vegas calling for the repeal of the recently imposed tariffs on Chinese consumer tires and to support efforts to get proposed federal tire fuel-efficiency legislation passed.

EU postpones decision regarding import charges

09/11/2009

The discussions regarding the future interpretation of the EU shoe import charge regulation have once again reopened, now its official term has finished. All Northern Europe parties are in agreement: the charge must be abolished. Agreement has also been reached in Southern Europe: the charge must continue. The fate of this charge is now in the hands of the Central and Eastern European countries.

Aptma refutes claim of yarn scarcity

09/11/2009

KARACHI: The All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (Sindh-Balochistan zone) chairman M Yasin Siddik said on Monday that the actual issue relating to cotton yarn was of high prices and not its availability in the domestic market as being claimed by the value-added textile sector.