Chinese Trade Remedies
Total 163 Posts
At WTO Meeting, Governments Criticize Various Chinese Anti-Dumping Actions
At a recent WTO meeting, governments whose producers have been subject to Chinese anti-dumping investigations expressed concerns about the methodologies and practices being used.
WTO Meeting Hears Discussion of China's Beef Safeguards Case
At a recent WTO meeting, governments whose producers could be affected by China's safeguard investigation on imports of beef had a chance to weigh in and express their views.
China Extends Anti-Dumping Duties on Chemicals and Steel Products
China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) recently finalized the expiry reviews of anti-dumping measures on EU toluidine and anti-dumping duties on stainless steel billet and hot-rolled stainless steel plates/coils from the EU and three other trading partners.
China Finalizes EU Brandy Anti-Dumping Probe, Offers Reprieve Through Price Undertakings
Last week, China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) concluded its 18-month anti-dumping investigation on EU brandy. Effective July 5, final anti-dumping duties of 27.7% to 34.9% will apply, though some companies will be exempted due to price undertakings.
Beijing Extends Anti-Dumping Probe on EU Pork
China's Ministry of Commerce announced yesterday that it will extend its anti-dumping investigation on EU pork for six months.
China Reports Progress on Key EU Issues: EVs, Brandy, Rare Earths
Last week, European Union trade chief Maros Šefčovič and Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao met in France and made progress on the EU anti-subsidy case on Chinese EVs, China's anti-dumping case on EU brandy, and China's rare earth export control policies, according to officials from China&
China Imposes Anti-Dumping Tariffs on Plastics, Singles Out U.S. "Non-Market" Practices
China's Ministry of Commerce recently published the final ruling in its anti-dumping investigation on POM copolymers from the U.S., EU, Japan and Taiwan. The decision follows a year-long investigation and finds that these products have been dumped, with the reasoning focusing in particular on the "non-market