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Florida Growers Charge Brazilian Firm Dumped OJ

04/05/2009

LAKELAND | Florida Citrus Mutual, the state's largest citrus growers group, has filed a federal action against one of Brazil's four largest citrus processors, accusing it of illegally dumping imported orange juice to the U.S.

Dumping duty on tyre fibre for five more years

04/05/2009

NEW DELHI: The government has extended the special duty on nylon tyre cord fabric imports from China for another five years, which would increase the input costs of tyre manufacturers. Nylon tyre cord fabric makes up about 26% of the raw material costs of tyremakers

Anti-dumping investigation on Nylon-6 chips imports

04/05/2009

The Ministry of Commerce has initiated an anti-dumping investigation in to imports of Nylon-6 chip products from the US, EU, Taiwan and Russia. It will investigate the impact of the imported Nylon-6 on the domestic producers of the textile product.

Steel industry says India dumping probe no threat

01/05/2009

The Vietnam Steel Association said it does not feel threatened by a dumping probe initiated by India because the country did not manufacture the products that have come under investigation.

Safeguard duty on acrylic fibre on the anvil

01/05/2009

NEW DELHI: The government plans to impose a 20% safeguard duty on imported acrylic fibre to protect the domestic industry from a sudden spurt in imports. The proposed move could make knitted garments costlier by 20-25%.

India may impose anti-dumping on ceramic tiles

01/05/2009

New Delhi, Apr 29 (PTI) India may impose provisional anti-dumping duty of Rs 137 per square meter on ceramic glazed tiles imported from China to protect the domestic industry against damages from cheap rivals.

European steel makers cry foul over safeguard duty

01/05/2009

European steel makers have protested India’s move to safeguard the domestic steel market through anti-dumping duties even after endorsing the country’s commitments to avoid protectionism at the recent G-20 summit.

Canadian International Trade Tribunal Initiates Inquiry: Mattress Innerspring Units From China

01/05/2009

The Canadian International Trade Tribunal today initiated a preliminary injury inquiry into a complaint by Globe Spring & Cushion Company Ltd., of Toronto, Ontario, that it has suffered injury as a result of dumped imports of mattress innerspring units from the People's Republic of China. The Tribunal's inquiry is conducted pursuant to the Special Import Measures Act as a result of the initiation of a dumping investigation by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).