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Steel firms seek import duty, infra status in budget

30/06/2009

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian steel firms have sought to curb import of cheap steel and impose a 15 percent export tax on iron ore to ensure supplies to local companies, in budget 2009 to be presented on July 6, officials said.

Export markets now open for Vietnamese tra and basa

30/06/2009

VietNamNet Bridge – Russia and several other markets have increased purchases of seafood from Vietnam, bringing big opportunities to exporters and farmers.

China starts anti-dumping measure on polyamide-6,6

30/06/2009

The Chinese mainland would start from Friday imposing a temporary anti-dumping measure on polyamide-6,6 imported from the United States, Italy, Britain, France and China's Taiwan Province, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said in a bulletin Thursday.

(India) Govt slaps anti-dumping duty on imports of two chemicals

26/06/2009

India has imposed anti-dumping duty of $218.6 per tonne on imports of phosphoric acid, a key ingredient in detergent manufacturing, from South Korea to protect the domestic industry from cheap shipments.

Beijing rejects accusation of protectionism

26/06/2009

China yesterday rejected the allegations of protectionism and illegal trade subsidies made by a growing list of countries and hit back with its own trade investigation and a complaint to the World Trade Organisation

US DOC initiates AD and CVD investigation on Chinese steel gratings

26/06/2009

US Department of Commerce has initiated Antidumping Duty and Countervailing Duty investigations on certain steel grating from the People Republic of China.

Ministry decries US catfish duties

26/06/2009

VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has issued a statement voicing its strong opposition against the US International Trade Commission (ITC)’s decision to continue imposing anti-dumping duties on imports of Vietnamese tra and basa catfish for another five-years.

Australia probes claim China dumping aluminium

26/06/2009

SYDNEY, June 24 (Reuters) - Australian customs authorities on Wednesday launched an investigation into whether China is dumping aluminium products at unfair prices in the Australian market, the latest in a series of complaints by China's trading partners.