Borosil Renewables, India’s first solar glass manufacturer, hopes the government will impose an anti-dumping duty on solar glass imports to counter dumping by Chinese manufacturers.

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) recently initiated an investigation into the potential circumvention of Canada’s trade remedy measures on container chassis imported from Vietnam, according to the Trade Remedies Authority of Vietnam (TRAV).

In a move that mirrors similar measures by the United States, the Government of Canada has imposed surtaxes on electric vehicles (EV), aluminum and steel from China. Such measures foreshadow potential further trade action that Canada may need to take under the Trump Administration to safeguard its privileged trading position with its southern neighbour. At the same time, the recent measures expose the risk that other Canadian sectors may face when Canada imposes trade measures against an important trading partner like China.

The shared commitment of China and ASEAN to build a future that is both economically resilient and environmentally sustainable was discussed at the ‘China-ASEAN Roundtable 2024’ in the capital, on Wednesday.

Increasing demand towards the year-end and global economic factors present significant opportunities for textiles and apparel businesses.

Indian Paper Manufacturers Association (IPMA) has expressed concerns over rising imports of virgin fibre paperboard from countries like China and Chile, saying that below-cost shipments are hitting local producers and threatening their investments.

The Tariff Commission (TC) has initiated a review of the antidumping duty imposed on the importation of cement from Vietnam, three years after the government had ordered its implementation back in December 2022.

PM Chính underscored the importance of private sector leadership in tackling global challenges, from energy security to climate change.

The first day of the international business forum “World of Opportunities: Russia-ASEAN”, held on November 26–27 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, has concluded. Participants discussed opportunities for economic integration amidst global transformation.

Thailand and Luxembourg are exploring opportunities to strengthen trade and investment ties, focusing on sectors such as financial services, advanced technology, and industrial manufacturing. Discussions also highlighted Luxembourg’s interest in expanding its investments in Thailand, particularly in the automotive sensor equipment industry.