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Will Eu See the Light?

11/03/2008

Producers fall out over Mandelson's plan to end anti-dumping duties on Chinese energy-saving light bulbs

China strongly opposes U.S. dual probe into steel pipes

11/03/2008

BEIJING, Feb. 29 (Xinhua) -- China strongly opposed the U.S. decision to launch dual trade investigations into its steel tubes, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said late on Friday.

Vietnam Furniture Makers Warned of Possible U.S. Dumping Action

11/03/2008

Vietnam’s trade counselor in the United States, Ngo Van Thoan, has warned Vietnamese furniture manufacturers of a possible anti-dumping investigation of their goods exported stateside, according to a report on the Web site VietnamNet Bridge.

Zimbabwe: Unfair Practices Distort Trade

11/03/2008

Unfair Trade Practices are activities that distort trade and give an unfair advantage to those practicing them. One of the functions of the Competition and Tariff Commission as spelt out in the Competition Act [Chapter 14:28] is to carry out investigations and recommend remedial action to Government on unfair trade practices that result in economic injury to the local industry.

China Iron and Steel Association Urges Chinese Government to Challenge Arbitrary Canadian Ruling

11/03/2008

BEIJING, Feb. 28 /CNW Telbec/ - The China Iron and Steel Association (CISA), on behalf of its members, has advised the Government of China of its serious concerns and objections to an unfair and unjust ruling by the Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA).

Anti-dumping duties 'unacceptable'

11/03/2008

Canada's decision to impose anti-dumping duties on steel seamless casing pipe from China is unfair and unacceptable, the Chinese industry association said.

EU's Mandelson overruled on China trade plan

11/03/2008

BRUSSELS, Feb 27 (Reuters) - European Union trade chief Peter Mandelson was defeated by fellow European commissioners on Wednesday when they overruled him on an anti-dumping case that underscores the rift within the bloc over globalisation.

Chinese businessmen urge EU restraint on tariffs

11/03/2008

Cheap imports do not pose a threat to the EU, Chinese manufacturers have insisted, as the Commission attempts to deal with an increasing number of requests to introduce punitive duties on Chinese products, allegedly dumped on EU markets at below-cost prices.