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China delays release of phenol ADD probe prelim results to March

23/01/2019

China may have delayed releasing the preliminary results of its anti-dumping duty (ADD) investigation on phenol imports from five origins, including the US, to March – almost a full year since the probe began.

India prepares to impose anti-dumping duty on tempered solar glass imported from Malaysia

23/01/2019

The Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) has issued its final findings for the anti-dumping duty investigation concerning the import of textured tempered coated and uncoated glass from Malaysia. The DGTR has recommended levy of anti-dumping duty of $114.58/metric ton for a period of five years.

China accepts Brazil chicken exporters' offer to end anti-dumping case

23/01/2019

China’s Ministry of Commerce has accepted an offer made by Brazilian chicken exporters to resolve a dumping dispute, a lawyer told Reuters on Monday, lifting shares of Brazil-based chicken exporter BRF SA.

China slaps anti-dumping duties on chemical from India, Japan

23/01/2019

China has imposed anti-dumping duties on ortho-dichlorobenzene (ODCB) imported from India and Japan which will come into effect from Wednesday.

India: Minister says talking to WTO on US special steel tariffs

23/01/2019

The minister said our steel exports to the US is barely 0.31 percent of our production, "yet we have approached the WTO regarding this and we hope something will happen through dialogue."

Canada might impose anti-dumping duties on carbon steel welded pipes from VN

23/01/2019

The Canada Border Services Agency has made a final decision on taxes for carbon steel welded pipes from Việt Nam.

Vietnam, India seek ways to remove obstacles to trade ties

23/01/2019

Vietnam and India discussed specific measures to remove obstacles to trade and investment cooperation between their businesses during the fourth meeting of the Joint Sub-committee on Trade in Hanoi on January 23.

Taiwan: Tariffs extended for some PRC-made footwear

21/01/2019

Anti-dumping duties of between 4.56 percent and 43.46 percent will continue to be imposed on certain Chinese-made footwear for five more years, the Ministry of Finance said on Thursday.