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Life not so sweet for Vietnamese beekeepers
Christmas is just around the corner, and unless you're a baker, you will not be paying much attention to the price of honey. For many, buying honey is simply a matter of getting in a vaguely familiar brand to add to some tea.
VN initiates anti-dumping investigation on sugar imported from Thailand
Vietnam for the first time will investigate signs of dumping of sugar imported from Thailand, said the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) on Monday.
US department announces preliminary rulings on Vietnamese steel
The US Department of Commerce has announced preliminary rulings on the circumvention inquiries into Vietnamese cold-rolled steel and corrosion-resistant steel exports made from materials imported from Chinese Taiwan and the Republic of Korea.
VN’s shrimp industry faces 9th anti-dumping review
VietNamNet Bridge - While Vietnamese shrimp exporters have not agreed with the POR8 (period of review) results of the eighth dumping inspection, the US Department of Commerce has announced it will carry out the POR9.
BUSINESS IN BRIEF 27/5
Denmark studies technology use by Vietnamese firms; US imposes anti-dumping tax on Vietnam’s steel pipe; Vietnam inflation held steady in May; Hanoi to host Mid-term Vietnam Business Forum 2014
US imposes unfair, but bearable, anti-dumping tax on VN's catfish
VietNamNet Bridge – New anti-dumping tariffs imposed by the US Department of Commerce (DOC) for catfish imports from Vietnam are being described as “unreasonable, but bearable” for Vietnamese seafood exporters.
POR8 stuns Vietnamese shrimp exporters
The nation’s high anti-dumping tax on the shrimps from Vietnam at 25.76 percent has been decided by the US Department of Commerce in the eighth period of review (POR8). But Vietnamese hope they still have the chances to petition for lower tax rates.
BUSINESS IN BRIEF 27/3
Shipper initiates bankruptcy process; DOC issues preliminary decision on shrimp duty; Sacombank shareholders greenlight merger; Each Vietnamese bears USD886 in public debt; Vietnam’s new e-customs system proves effective
US drops anti-dumping tax on Viet Nam shrimp imports
VietNamNet Bridge – The US Department of Commerce has dropped a 4.7 per cent anti-dumping tax on Vietnamese shrimps. The tax had been in place since 2004. The new zero rate will be applied for two years until a new review is made.
Vietnam’s farm produce meets big barriers in export markets
Bad news has come in thick and fast to Vietnamese farmers and farm produce exporters.
“Billionaires’ islets” get desolate because of debts
There were the “billionaires’ islets” in Mekong Delta, where farmers got rich with their catfish farming.
DOC raises import tariff on Vietnam’s catfish, but exports won’t decrease
VASEP has affirmed that Vietnam’s catfish exports would keep going to the US as normal, denying the rumor that the catfish export has got stuck because of the high anti-dumping duties.
