Australia looks to tighten dumping rules

( September 15, 2017, 05:48 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The Australian government has submitted to parliament a bill that aims to tighten up the country's dumping rules by improving the process of reviewing dumping measures. The bill seeks to expand the range of methods the Anti‑Dumping Commission can use to determine appropriate export prices and ensure that effective measures remain in place. It aims to remove the ability of foreign exporters to exploit the process of reviewing dumping measures by taking advantage of movements in market prices to resume or initiate injurious dumping.The minister's full statement follows and the bill is attached. ...

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