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China welcomes South Africa's trade decision on Chinese products

11/02/2009

China welcomes and appreciates South Africa's decision of termination on its countervailing investigations into China-made stainless steel sinks, said Yao Jian, spokesman of China's Ministry of Commerce.

China says no to trade protectionism to fight crisis

11/02/2009

BEIJING, Feb. 9 (Xinhua) -- As the "Buy America" provision raises alarms against trade protectionism among state leaders and economists, China on Monday said "no" to a similar plan that bans foreign products in domestic stimulus projects.

China deeply concerned about India's intensive trade investigations

11/02/2009

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce expressed "deep concern" over India's intensive trade investigations into and import restriction on Chinese products.

China ‘Seriously Concerned’ That India Is Blocking Its Exports

11/02/2009

Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- China said it was “seriously concerned” at Indian barriers to its exports, highlighting global trade tensions as the worst financial crisis since World War II sends demand plummeting.

Canada ‘investigates’ imports of Vietnamese rubber-soled shoes

11/02/2009

The Shoe Manufacturers Association of Canada (SMAC) has filed a complaint to Canada’s export supervision agency, demanding an investigation into the prices of waterproof rubber-soled shoes imported from Vietnam and China.

Vietnam set to pip India in apparel exports

09/02/2009

New Delhi (PTI): After Bangladesh, it is now Vietnam's turn to pip India in the world apparel trade, as Vietnamese exporters are projected to surpass share of the Indian competitors in the global market in 2009.

Key export sectors battered by economic slump

09/02/2009

Workers sew at a garment factory in Ho Chi Minh City. Le Quoc An, chairman of the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association, said only renowned companies have enough orders in the first quarter due to the global economic downturn.

European Union Imposes Tariffs on Chinese, Moldovan Wire Rod

09/02/2009

Feb. 7 (Bloomberg) -- The European Union imposed tariffs as high as 24.6 percent on wire rod from China and Moldova to help EU producers such as ArcelorMittal, Corus Group and Feralpi Siderurgica SpA compete against cheaper imports.