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Stories that are tagged 'anti-dumping'

US Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Solar Cells
5/22/2012
Despite concerns that its decision may raise prices and harm the United States alternative energy sector, the Department of Commerce has announced a preliminary determination to impose antidumping duties on imports of crystalline silicon photovoltaic cells, whether or not assembled into solar cells, from China.
WTO Members Ready To Revisit Doha Agenda
5/8/2012
World Trade Organisation member states have informally agreed to return to the negotiating table to progress the Doha Agenda at a pace that recognises the present crisis-time challenges for nations globally.
Nations Air Grievances At WTO Anti-Dumping Body
5/1/2012
The World Trade Organization's Committee on Anti-Dumping Practices held a meeting with WTO members recently to present feedback on 30 anti-dumping actions taken during 2011, and to hear nations' current trade policy concerns.
USITC Surprises With Two Rulings For Asian Exporters
4/23/2012
The United States International Trade Commission has surprised and caused a certain amount of consternation within American industry, by ruling, twice on the same day, that domestic manufacturers were not being harmed by imports from their Asian competitors.
US Explains Anti-Dumping Investigative Process
3/23/2012
As the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release shortly a series of determinations regarding antidumping duties, when a foreign company sells a product in the United States at less than fair value, and countervailing duties to offset the benefits of foreign government subsidies, it has issued an explanation of how its investigative process works in that regard.
US Congress Legitimizes Countervailing Duties
3/9/2012
On a bipartisan basis, both the United States Senate and the House of Representatives have passed a bill to confirm that the Commerce Department can continue to apply countervailing duties to non-market economies, such as China.
US Bill To Legitimize US Countervailing Duties
3/5/2012
In a move that was said to be critical to levelling the playing field for United States businesses facing unfairly subsidized imports, bipartisan legislation has been introduced in Congress which confirms that the Commerce Department can continue to apply countervailing duties to non-market economies, such as China.
WTO Announces Progress On Trade Disputes
2/28/2012
The World Trade Organization's Dispute Settlement Body at its meeting on February 22, 2012, established a panel to examine US anti-dumping measures on Korean steel products, and adopted a report in respect of China's export restraints on certain raw materials.
US Slaps Duties On Korean Power Transformers
2/28/2012
The US Department of Commerce has announced the introduction of anti-dumping duties following an investigation into South Korean large power transformers.
Brazilian Poultry Exporters Challenge South African Anti-Dumping
2/17/2012
The Brazilian Union of Agriculture has begun lobbying for action to be taken at World Trade Organisation level against anti-dumping measures in place in South Africa to restrict Brazilian chicken exports.
WTO Establishes Three Trade Dispute Panels
2/1/2012
The World Trade Organization has confirmed the creation of two panels to mediate on cases relating to Chinese anti-dumping and countervailing duties, and a third to examine Canadian support to local manufacturers of clean-tech products in cases brought by the European Union and Japan.
China Slams US Countervailing Duties
12/27/2011
Following the decision of the United States Federal Court of Appeals against US countervailing duties, China’s Ministry of Commerce issued a statement condemning their use against Chinese imports over the last five years.
WTO Launches New Trade Policy Resource
12/19/2011
The World Trade Organization has announced the launch of a newly-developed application that will provide users with online access to comprehensive trade policy information that has been notified to the Organisation by member states.
WTO Members Resisting Protectionism
11/24/2011
The World Trade Organisation has published its annual report on developments in the international trading environment, which comprehensively tracks measures implemented by nations over the past twelve months that restrict or liberalize global trade.
Australia Urges Global Rethink Of Doha Agenda
11/17/2011
After a decade of inconclusive talks, the Australian government has called for a rethink on the Doha Round negotiations led by the World Trade Organization that would join all WTO members in a binding commitment on further reductions of trade tariffs and prohibitive trade regulations.
China Welcomes WTO Shoe Tariff Ruling
11/2/2011
China has welcomed the findings of the World Trade Organisation's Dispute Settlement Body that the European Union's application of anti-dumping duties contravened trade law, in a recent judgment partially in favour of the nation.
China Targets Anti-Dumping Duties At US, EU, Japan
8/15/2011
China’s Ministry of Commerce has decided to impose provisional anti-dumping measures on imports of photographic paper and paper board originating in the European Union, the United States and Japan.
EU Outlines Doha Position
8/1/2011
Any Doha package delivered by the end of the year must only be the first stage in securing a full set of agreements on the Round's agenda, the European Union has said.
World Bank Head Urges On Doha
7/19/2011
World Trade Organization members must be bolder in their approach to the Doha Round, 'thinking ahead and thinking big', according to the president of the World Bank.
China Retaliates Against EU With New Duties
5/17/2011
Almost immediately after the imposition by the European Union of anti-subsidy and anti-dumping duties against imports of Chinese coated fine paper, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce has announced anti-subsidy duties on European imports into China of potato starch.
EU Slaps Its First Anti-Subsidy Duties On China
5/17/2011
Following a 15-month investigation in the first-ever anti-subsidy proceeding launched by the European Union against China, the EU has decided to impose countervailing and anti-dumping duties against imports of Chinese coated fine paper.
China Extends Rubber Anti-Dumping Duties
5/13/2011
The Chinese government has announced that it has extended for five years anti-dumping duties in place since 2005 on chloroprene rubber imports from Japan, the United States and the European Union.
Vanuatu's WTO Accession Draws Closer
5/3/2011
After nearly 16 years of negotiations, Vanuatu's application for membership of the World Trade Organization looks set for completion following the approval of an accession package.
Credibility Of WTO Endangered, Warns Lamy
3/28/2011
The Director-General of the World Trade Organization,Pascal Lamy, said in a speech to the Annual Session of the Parliamentary Conference that nations must do everything in their power to ensure the success of the Doha Round or risk a 'catastrophic weakening to the credibility of the WTO.'
Lamy Concerned For Doha Progress
3/17/2011
The World Trade Organisation's director general has once again stressed that progress on the Doha Round is too slow, and warned that targets are unlikely to be met, which will in turn damage negotiations.
WTO Rules Against US In Zeroing Dispute
1/26/2011
The Republic of South Korea has claimed a victory in a World Trade Organization dispute dating back to 2009, over the calculation by the United States of anti-dumping duties, placed primarily on Korean steel.
Canada Hits Back At US In Lumber Spat
1/21/2011
Canada’s Minister of International Trade, Peter Van Loan, has responded to the United States's decision to initiate arbitration proceedings with the nation over a dispute regarding the implementation of pricing mechanisms prescribed in the Softwood Lumber Agreement.
Vietnam, EU To Begin Full FTA Talks
1/13/2011
During his visit to Hanoi, Sean Doyle, European Union Ambassador and head of its delegation to Vietnam, disclosed that negotiations on a bilateral free trade agreement with Vietnam would begin this year.
BMF Pressures EC To Lower Fibreglass Duty
12/31/2010
Following lobbying from the British Marine Federation earlier in 2010, the organization has welcomed the announcement that the proposed anti-dumping levy to be imposed on Chinese fibreglass products, originally to have been introduced at a rate of 43.6%, will now be introduced at the lesser rate of 13.8%.
WTO Rules On Sino-US Disputes
10/29/2010
The World Trade Organisation dispute settlement panel has ruled on a number of issues which sour trade relations between China and the US, mainly in favour of the US. However China continues to complain of being a “main target” of section 337 investigations.
WTO Warns Against US Protectionism
10/5/2010
Following its tenth Trade Policy Review of the United States, the World Trade Organisation has concluded that, while the US trade and investment regimes are amongst the most open in the world, there have been some indications of protectionist tendencies, which should be avoided.
EC Acts Against Alleged US Biodiesel Dumping
8/17/2010
The European Commission has initiated an anti-circumvention investigation concerning US biodiesel exports to the European Union, following a complaint lodged by the European Biodiesel Board (EBB) in June.
WTO To Mediate Trade Disputes
5/26/2010
The World Trade Organization’s Dispute Settlement Body has established panels in respect of the US use of ‘zeroing’ on products from Korea and Vietnam, and to examine EU anti-dumping measures on Chinese shoe imports.
EC Demands Removal Of Chinese Duties
5/19/2010
The European Commission has initiated discussions with China for the removal of anti-dumping duties on steel and iron fasteners, introduced by China in December 2009.
EU Launches Chinese Subsidy Probe
4/21/2010
The European Commission has launched an investigation into allegations that China has provided its paper industry with subsidies that have allowed manufacturers to sell to the European Union market below European cost price, a practice known as dumping.
Argentina, China Clash On Trade
4/9/2010
Chinese importers have been cancelling Argentine soy oil contracts after being told by China's State Quarantine Bureau that strict inspections would start on April 1, seemingly in retaliation for anti-dumping measures against Chinese textile, shoe and steel pipe exports.

 

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