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Importers of Japanese chipmaking chemical face China dumping deposits September 08, 2026 | MLex Staff

China began requiring importers of Japanese dichlorosilane, a chemical gas used in semiconductor manufacturing, to post provisional dumping deposits of 80.8 percent to 99.2 percent starting Tuesday after the c... (more story)

EU aluminum industry voices frustration at delay to export curb on scrap September 07, 2026 | Oscar Pandiello

The EU aluminum industry is frustrated by the delay in measures to curb scrap exports after the bloc’s industry chief withdrew a planned trade tool that would have covered only about half of shipments. Industr... (more story)

US trade court sides with ITC in finding seafood exporters harmed industry September 04, 2026 | Zack Budryk

The US Court of International Trade upheld a ruling by the US International Trade Commission finding material injury to US industry from subsidized seafood imports, in three decisions Friday.

US trade court upholds Commerce wind-tower cost analysis September 04, 2026 | Bradley Dress

The US Court of International Trade on Friday sustained the Commerce Department’s latest remand of a review of an antidumping order on utility-scale wind towers from South Korea.

Canada's Competition Bureau weighs in on interprovincial trade of red meat September 04, 2026 | Clayton Vickers

Canada's Competition Bureau weighed in on the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's proposal to amend regulations for red meat Friday, endorsing a proposed exemption to cut red tape hampering interprovincial trade.

US DOJ queries grocery store chains as beef price-fixing probe widens September 04, 2026 | Khushita Vasant

The US Department of Justice sent letters to eight grocery store chains as it widens an investigation into potential anticompetitive activity over beef prices, a top agency official said.

China rejects G20 'imbalances' push as protectionist pressure September 04, 2026 | MLex Staff

China objected to four paragraphs of the US chair’s statement following this week’s G20 finance ministers’ meeting, preventing consensus on a joint communiqué. Beijing’s concerns covered the statement’s treatm... (more story)

Brazil raises prospect of retaliation after EU blocks meat, egg and honey exports September 04, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

Brazil has warned it could use retaliatory measures, the EU-Mercosur agreement and WTO mechanisms after EU antimicrobial rules cut off its access to the bloc’s market for meat, eggs and honey this week. The go... (more story)

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US faces long list of trade challenges with Canada, Mexico September 03, 2026 | Bradley Dress

The US has a long list of issues that have become outstanding challenges in trade negotiations with Canada and Mexico and are preventing the closing of a deal, including disputes over cheese, cars, foreign lan... (more story)

US CFIUS on-site mitigation inspections drop to historical average under Trump September 03, 2026 | Curtis Eichelberger

Companies and investors subject to US national security agreements are facing fewer on-site inspections under President Donald Trump, as his administration scales back a Biden-era expansion of mitigation overs... (more story)

Selling the EU’s industry plan has become an exercise in scaling it back September 02, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

After months of touring European capitals to promote the Industrial Accelerator Act, EU industry chief Stéphane Séjourné no longer faces much resistance to its central premise that Europe needs a stronger indu... (more story)

EU capitals hold key to Commission’s next move on Chinese overcapacity September 01, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

The European Commission’s technical work on a possible new instrument targeting industrial overcapacity is well advanced, but whether and when it moves forward will depend on political backing from EU governme... (more story)

Canada's forced-labor import bill aims to address US, domestic concerns August 31, 2026 | Yuqing Yang

The Canadian government is pressing ahead with its work on a tougher forced-labor import ban, a move toward easing trade tensions with the US and satisfying domestic concerns. Bill C-35, introduced ten days af... (more story)

Global firms in China face supply-chain data rethink as laws collide August 31, 2026 | Yuqing Yang

Companies operating in China are having to reconsider how they collect and share supply-chain data as the country increasingly uses its counter-sanctions framework against compliance with Western trade and due... (more story)

The EU’s next China dilemma: When does investment become circumvention? August 31, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

As Chinese companies expand manufacturing in countries such as Turkey, Egypt and Morocco, Brussels is increasingly grappling with how to distinguish genuine foreign investment from production aimed at preservi... (more story)

US tariff refunds watered down by taxes, missed duties August 28, 2026 | Bradley Dress

US importers are seeing smaller refunds from tariffs paid under the now-illegal International Emergency Economic Powers Act as the federal government applies unfixed debts like owed taxes and missed duties to the checks.