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Anti-dumping probes start

30/12/2008

BEIJING - CHINA on Monday launched an anti-dumping probe into screws and bolts made in the European Union, following a EU decision this month to impose high import duties on Chinese fastener exports.

Two years of membership in the WTO: pros and cons

30/12/2008

VietNamNet Bridge - 2008 is considered a special year for Vietnam’s economy as the country has belonged to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) for two years, facing both opportunities and challenges on the common economic playing field.

AISSIA opposes AD probe on stainless steel imports

30/12/2008

It is reported that All India Stainless Steel Industries Association has opposed the probe and possible levy of anti dumping duty on stainless steel imports which it said would affect the industry adversely.

Farmers’ Association asked to increase benefits for members

25/12/2008

The Vietnamese Farmers’ Association (VFA) should intensify its activities at a grassroots level so as to reap more practical benefits for farmers, especially farmers in remote and rural and ethnic minorities-inhabited areas and, according to Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh.

Luxembourg urged to back Vietnam’s ties with EU

25/12/2008

VietNamNet Bridge – A government leader has called upon the Luxembourg Government to lend its support in boosting Vietnam’s relations with the European Union (EU) and lobbying the European Commission (EC) for the lifting of anti-dumping tariffs levied on Vietnamese leather-capped shoes.

China requests WTO probe into U.S. anti-dumping measures

25/12/2008

GENEVA, Dec. 22 (Xinhua) -- China on Monday asked the World Trade Organization (WTO) to establish an expert panel to investigate U.S. anti-dumping and countervailing duties on Chinese products which may violate WTO trade rules.

China quarantine warns on U.S. soybean import quality

25/12/2008

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's quarantine bureau has warned the United States over the quality of imported soybeans after finding traces of harmful pesticides in one U.S. soy cargo, the bureau said in a statement on Tuesday.

USW Affirms U.S. Subsidy Duties on Line Pipe Imports from China

25/12/2008

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Thomas M. Conway, Vice President of the United Steelworkers (USW), affirmed today's vote by the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) to impose anti-subsidy duties on China imports of lined pipe at levels ranging between 36 to 40 percent.