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Operations at Steel Plants May Be Halted

12/06/2009

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta:The national steel industry is worried that a delay in steel import verifications will endanger the operations of national steel plants, leading to many layoffs.

Specialty tire sector taking a beating amidst soft business

10/06/2009

WASHINGTON (June 8, 2009)—Industry in general is taking a beating during the ongoing economic downturn, and dealers, distributors and manufacturers of industrial and specialty tires are no exception.

China Targets Korean Chemicals in Anti-Dumping Probe

10/06/2009

China is stepping up anti-dumping pressure on imports of Korean chemical products, a state-run trade agency said Tuesday.

NTC organises training on anti dumping duty

10/06/2009

Faisalabad—Proper awareness can help avoid levy of anti dumping (AD) duties on Pakistani textile products by various countries, said Dr Imran Zia Director National Tariff Commission (NTC). He was addressing a training session for stakeholders at Pakistan Textile Exporters Association’s (PTEA) auditorium here.

JISF reaction to Thai extension of AD duties on HR and plates

10/06/2009

Thailand's government has announced its decision to extend the existing antidumping duties for 5 years on imports of HR sheets and heavy plates from 14 nations including Japan after a sunset review of the AD duties.

Create awareness to avoid levy of anti-dumping duty - expert

10/06/2009

If there is proper awareness, textile and garment exporters can avoid, imposition of anti-dumping duties in their exports to overseas countries, said the Director of the National Tariff Commission, Mr Zia

Pakistan textiles

10/06/2009

FAISALABAD: Proper awareness can help avoid levy of anti-dumping duties on Pakistan textiles by various countries.

Japanese steelmakers begin TMBP exports negotiations to Asia

10/06/2009

With a price increase of USD 30 per tonne on offer, Japanese integrated steelmakers have begun negotiations on their TMBP exports to Asian destinations for shipments in the July to September 2009 quarter. There is a strong possibility that the Japanese steelmakers will see the price increase take hold in the TMBP exports they negotiate because there are no offers in tinplate exports out of South Korea to the Middle East and elsewhere, according to market sources