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Glass producer opposes maximum extension of safeguard measures
22/10/2009
World’s leading glass producer Guardian Industries Corp. has strongly opposed the petition of Asahi Glass Philippines for a maximum extension of safeguard measures for a total of 10 years and instead urged the Philippine government to impose anti-dumping or tariff rate quota to targetted countries that clearly dumped clear float and tinted float glass products into the country.
Geofabrics wins anti-dumping action
22/10/2009
Geofabrics Australasia, which makes engineering construction products including landfill lining materials, is celebrating a decision by the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service, which has agreed German textile manufacturer Naue depressed prices, reduced sales and caused material injury to the local industry by dumping goods into the market. Naue will now be slapped with a notice imposing an anti-dumping duty on it for five years
Russia may impose an anti-dumping tariff on China's steel pipe
22/10/2009
Russia may impose an anti-dumping tariff on China's steel pipeOctober 19 MetalBiz--Last week, Russian Economic Development and Trade Ministry proposed to impose a 29.4% of punitive tariff on the steel pipe imported from China. Putin has not yet signed the draft, so the draft has no legal effect and Russia is still negotiating with Chinese side.
Local cos book profit from US duty on Chinese pipes
20/10/2009
NEW DELHI: The US government’s move to levy anti-dumping duty on Chinese steel pipes has provided Indian manufacturers an opportunity to increase exports to the US. India’s steel pipe makers such as Maharashtra Seamless, Jindal Saw and Indian Seamless Metal Tubes are all set to more than double their exports to the US.
A Chinese lamp maker's passage to India
20/10/2009
