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U.S. delays release of 2008 import duty review

28/09/2009

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Commerce has delayed the release of preliminary review results for 2008 wood bedroom furniture shipments until Feb. 1.

German solar group to decide anti-dumping plan soon

28/09/2009

HAMBURG, Germany (Reuters) - German solar industry association BSW will decide by the end of the year whether to seek regulatory action over alleged dumping by Chinese rivals, its managing director told Reuters.

US may Levy 90% Duties on Some China-made Steel Tubes

28/09/2009

BEIJING, Sep 21, 2009 (SinoCast Daily Business Beat via COMTEX) -- X | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating -- Pittsburgh-headquartered United States Steel Corp., the largest fully integrated steel producer in the US, lately filed an application with the US Commerce Department for the levy of about 90 percent anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties at most on some steel pipes imported from China.

US DOC issues final order on stainless steel bars from India

21/09/2009

It is reported that the United States Department of Commerce announced the final results of its antidumping duty administrative review on stainless steel bar from India on September 15th 2009, for which the preliminary results of which were published on March 6.

Tile-makers yet to see full turnaround

21/09/2009

Mumbai, Sept. 16 While real-estate developers have been reporting higher sales since May, tile-makers are yet to benefit from this buoyancy.

Washington apple exports maintain steam coming off record season

21/09/2009

WENATCHEE, Wash. — Record Washington apple exports in the 2008-09 market season should be followed by another strong year in 2009-10.

U.S. dumping soybeans on China market - govt researcher

21/09/2009

SHANGHAI, Sept 17 - Heavily subsidised U.S. farmers are dumping soybeans on the Chinese market, a government researcher said on Thursday, adding heat to a simmering trade row between the two countries.

Time for U.S. and China to limit fallout of their tire trade dispute

21/09/2009

SHANGHAI -- After President Obama decided last Friday to slap steep duties on tire imports from China, the Chinese side moved swiftly to announce its anti-dumping investigation into exports of American automotive and chicken products. That has prompted many to fear an escalation in the conflict.