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U.S. chooses two exporters to decide on anti-dumping duty

04/06/2008

India still a significant exporter of seafoodsKOCHI: The U.S. government has recommended that two Indian shrimp exporters be chosen as mandatory respondents for the third administrative review to determine the quantum of anti-dumping duty to be imposed on Indian shrimp imports.

Apec makes Doha Round push

04/06/2008

AREQUIPA, Peru: Trade ministers from the 21-member Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation forum have drafted a manifesto urging nations to take immediate steps to prop up the limping Doha round of global trade talks.

WTO's Lamy says trade deal doable in '08

04/06/2008

AREQUIPA, Peru (Reuters) - World Trade Organization Director-General Pascal Lamy said on Sunday developed and developing nations could still wrap up the Doha round of talks on a global trade deal this year.

US ITC institutes investigations on auto parts from China

04/06/2008

It is reported that the US International Trade Commission has voted to institute an investigation of certain automotive parts. The products at issue in this investigation are various parts of the Ford Mustang.

US DOC decided AD and CVD for circular tubes from China

04/06/2008

It is reported that 6 US pipe makers and the United Steelworkers applauded the US Department of Commerce for its final affirmative findings that Chinese producers of circular welded steel pipe are dumping below cost product in the United States and that pipe exports benefit from large subsidies provided by the Chinese government.

EU hits Chinese citric acid with dumping duties

04/06/2008

BRUSSELS, June 3 (Reuters) - The European Union said on Tuesday it will impose anti-dumping duties on citric acid from China, the latest product from the Asian export powerhouse to fall foul of the bloc's trade rules.

Chinese pipe exporters to quit US market

04/06/2008

It is reported that most Chinese pipe exporters have to give up the US market as US Department of Commerce announced to impose astonishing retaliatory duty.

ATMA asks govt to impose anti-dumping duty on Chinese tyres

04/06/2008

NEW DELHI: Worried by massive 1300 per cent jump in tyre imports from China in the last five years, Automotive Tyre Manufacturers Association (ATMA) today asked government to immediately impose an anti-dumping duty on import of radial truck and bus tyres.