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EU slaps anti-dumping tariffs on China optical cable
EU slaps anti-dumping tariffs on China optical cable

24/11/2021

The European Commission has finally made a judgement against Chinese vendors for anti-competitive behavior.

First container of clam meat exported to Europe
First container of clam meat exported to Europe

24/11/2021

The first container of canned clam meat was exported to Europe on November 22 by Lenger Seafoods Vietnam Company Limited based in the northern province of Nam Dinh.

Seven commodities with export value hitting over US$10 billion each
Seven commodities with export value hitting over US$10 billion each

24/11/2021

Vietnam has boasted seven commodities with an export turnover exceeding US$10 billion each as of November 15 following the post-pandemic resumption of various businesses.

Made-in-Vietnam solar panels escape US anti-circumvention investigation
Made-in-Vietnam solar panels escape US anti-circumvention investigation

22/11/2021

The US Department of Commerce has recently announced it will not conduct an anti-tariff circumvention investigation against solar panels made in Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia at a request by a group of anonymous businesses called American Solar Manufacturers against Chinese Circumvention (A-SMACC), according to the Trade Remedies Authority of Vietnam under the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

Wood processing industry recovers thanks to post-pandemic production
Wood processing industry recovers thanks to post-pandemic production

22/11/2021

The wood processing industry has seen a recovery in production after the fourth outbreak of COVID-19, thanks to the Government's supportive policies. 

EU imposes tariffs on stainless steel from India, Indonesia
EU imposes tariffs on stainless steel from India, Indonesia

22/11/2021

The European Union has imposed tariffs on imports of cold-rolled flat stainless steel products from India and Indonesia after an investigation found they were being sold at artificially low prices.

WTO gives mixed ruling on US tariffs
WTO gives mixed ruling on US tariffs

22/11/2021

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) gave a mixed ruling on Friday in a case involving US tariffs on Spanish olives, finding the United States had correctly determined they were being dumped on the US market but not that they benefited from subsidies.

South Africa opens door for new anti-dumping duties to protect local frozen chip producers
South Africa opens door for new anti-dumping duties to protect local frozen chip producers

22/11/2021

The International Trade Administration Commission (Itac) has initiated its own investigation into the alleged dumping of frozen potato chips from Belgium, the Netherlands and now also Germany onto the South African market.

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