Trump tariffs didn't provide relief for tube-fitting chemical producers, US producer says
August 05, 2026
| Eliana Hubacker
None of the tariffs the Trump administration has imposed on India since the beginning of 2025 have helped protect the US industry from the effects of unfairly traded perfluoroalkoxy alkane, the Chemours Compan... (more story)
US producers say welded pipe imports crushing business
August 05, 2026
| Bradley Dress
The remaining US producers of welded stainless line and pressure pipe urged the US International Trade Commission to find that imports of pipes from India, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates have crushed thei... (more story)
India’s EU carbon levy bill less than average emissions suggest, think tank says
August 04, 2026
| Oscar Pandiello
India’s exports could face gross annual costs of €407 million under the EU carbon border levy by 2034, far below the €762 million estimated using national average emissions, according to a report by think tank... (more story)
China links export-control violations to exit-ban risk
August 04, 2026
| MLex Staff
Chinese authorities will be able to bar citizens from leaving the country over export-control or technology-transfer violations that may endanger China’s industrial or technology security, under new State Coun... (more story)
Democratic state AGs sue Trump administration over forced-labor tariffs
August 03, 2026
| Zack Budryk
A coalition of Democratic state attorneys general sued the administration of US President Donald Trump Monday, claiming that the administration’s tariffs on 80 countries it alleges have failed to safeguard aga... (more story)
‘Partner origin’ category in Industrial Accelerator Act proposed
August 03, 2026
| Cynthia Kroet
Ireland, which chairs the meetings of EU leaders until Dec. 31, has proposed a new "partner origin" category under the Industrial Accelerator Act, creating a framework for determining which products from trust... (more story)
Commerce order right to include pipe fittings finished in Vietnam, US CIT says
July 30, 2026
| Eliana Hubacker
The US Court of International Trade determined that the Commerce Department’s decision to include certain pipe fittings that were produced in China and finished in Vietnam within the scope of an antidumping du... (more story)
US trade court partially remands Commerce review of Chinese activated carbon
July 30, 2026
| Zack Budryk
The US Court of International Trade dealt the federal government a partial win in a Wednesday ruling, sustaining in part a Commerce Department antidumping review of certain Chinese activated carbon imports.