DOC moves to change duty levels

Article Abstract:

The U.S. Department of Commerce, (DOC) has proposed to impose high level "all-China" duties, on Chinese suppliers on the ground that China is dumping wood bedroom furniture in the U.S. market. The government is considering the change due to the large number of respondents in the anti dumping investigation.

United States, Administration of General Economic Programs, Quotas & Import Controls, United States. Department of Commerce, Antidumping duties, Import quotas

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Many keeping eye on antidumping ruling

Article Abstract:

The anticipation of an anti dumping law, with respect to investigation of wood bedroom furniture imports from China has evoked varied response from inside as well as outside the furniture industry. Daniel Ikenson, a Cato policy analyst feels that the ruling may hamper legitimate competition.

Misc. Fabricated Textile Products, Home furnishings industry, Dumping (International trade)

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Use of Peruvian mahogany under fire

Article Abstract:

Issues regarding the abandoned Peruvian manhogany by the manufacturers are discussed.

Peru, Logging, Usage, Environmental aspects

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