Trade Remedies against China
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China-EU Sparring Over EV Subsidies Continues
The ongoing trade conflict between the European Union (EU) and China over anti-subsidy tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) continues, as both sides remain at odds over the potential solutions and the impasse may be difficult to break.
European Commission Provides Updates on Chinese EV Duties
At a press conference today, European Commission spokesperson Olof Gill provided updates on a number of aspects of the EU's countervailing duty investigation on Chinese EVs.
In Solar Investigation, Chinese Government Responds to U.S. Commerce Department Questions about Transnational Subsidies
A U.S. Commerce Department investigation that will apply new transnational subsidy rules for the first time is underway, with Commerce asking the Chinese government for details about its subsidies in the solar sector related to production in Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam. The Chinese government has now responded.
U.S. Commerce Department Sets Anti-Dumping Duties on Chinese Paper Plates
Last week, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced its preliminary determination in an anti-dumping duty investigation of paper plates from China.
UK AD/CVD Decisions on Chinese Tires Look at Chinese State Intervention in Economy
As part of its transition review of EU anti-dumping/countervailing duty (AD/CVD) measures, the UK's Trade Remedy Authority (TRA) has recommended raising duties on bus and lorry tires from China, with the goal of protecting the UK’s tire retreading industry from injury.
European EV CVDs and Japan's Water Discharge Discussed at WTO Meeting
At the April 30/May 1 2024 meeting of the WTO's Council for Trade in Goods, for which the minutes were recently circulated, a number of issues related to trade with China were raised.
U.S. Commerce Department Sets Final Glass Wine Bottles CVD Rates
The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced final countervailing duty rates for glass wine bottles from China, and its reasoning in the case discusses the role of the CCP in Chinese companies.
