Stories that are tagged 'import duty'

	St Lucia Eyes Income Tax Cuts, After VAT Implementation 5/16/2012 The government of Saint Lucia has outlined new tax measures in its latest Budget to shift the tax burden from direct to indirect taxes.
	Lamy Sings Praises Of IT Agreement 5/16/2012 At the opening of a symposium to mark the 15th Anniversary of the Information Technology Agreement, which substantially liberalized taxes on the global trade of computer products, World Trade Organization Director-General Pascal Lamy emphasized that the success of the agreement could easily be transferred to other growth, and innovation-promoting industries.
	EU's First EPA With African Countries Goes Into Effect 5/16/2012 The interim Economic Partnership Agreement between the European Union and four Eastern and Southern African states, Mauritius, Madagascar, the Seychelles and Zimbabwe, went into effect on May 14, 2012.
	Putin Backs Ratification Of WTO Commitments This Year 5/14/2012 Russia's new President, Vladimir Putin has dismissed calls to delay the nation's accession to the World Trade Organisation.
	Morocco Suspends Import Duty On Cereals 5/8/2012 During a recent sitting in Rabat, presided over by Moroccan head of government Abdelilah Benkirane, Morocco’s governing council examined and adopted two bills exempting durum, soft wheat and barley from import duty.
	WTO Members Ready To Revisit Doha Agenda 5/8/2012 World Trade Organisation member states have informally agreed to return to the negotiating table to progress the Doha Agenda at a pace that recognises the present crisis-time challenges for nations globally.
	WTO Admits Two New Member States 5/8/2012 The World Trade Organisation is to approve Samoa's accession to membership of the global trade body on May 10, 2012, following Montenegro's accession on April 29, 2012.
	Chile Announces Tax Reform Plan 5/2/2012 Chilean Finance Minister, Felipe Larrain has confirmed a package of measures that aims to improve income distribution, and fund education reforms, whilst maintaining Chile's competitiveness. This is to include the elimination of import duties from 2015, setting the nation apart from the rest of Latin America.
	Canada Highlights Trade Support For Manufacturing 5/2/2012 Speaking at a manufacturing summit in Ontario, Canada’s Minister of Finance Jim Flaherty has highlighted the government’s contributions to helping build a strong domestic manufacturing sector through investment incentives and reduced trade tariffs.
	US Business Pushes For US-Egypt FTA 5/2/2012 The United States-Egypt Business Council of the US Chamber of Commerce has held meetings with senior members of Congress to push for commencement of negotiations on a US-Egypt free trade agreement.
	Nations Air Grievances At WTO Anti-Dumping Body 5/1/2012 The World Trade Organization's Committee on Anti-Dumping Practices held a meeting with WTO members recently to present feedback on 30 anti-dumping actions taken during 2011, and to hear nations' current trade policy concerns.
	Philippines Wins More Time In Booze Tax Case 5/1/2012 The government of the Philippines has confirmed that it has concluded negotiations with the United States and the European Union on the reasonable period of time for it to comply with the World Trade Organization ruling that the excise taxes it applies on imported distilled spirits are discriminatory.
	Geithner Finds Progress In US-China Trade Relations 4/30/2012 In remarks made to the Commonwealth Club of California in San Francisco, Timothy Geithner, the US Treasury Secretary, reviewed the development of the trading and economic relationship between the United States and China, and pronounced that significant progress has been made.
	China Confirms Slowdown In Tax Revenue Growth 4/26/2012 The Ministry of Finance has announced final figures showing that China's tax revenues increased substantially by 10.3% in the first quarter of 2012, much less than the increase of 32.4% experienced in the first quarter of last year, and the slowest growth rate in three years.
	St Kitts, Brazil To Sign Free Trade Pact 4/25/2012 The government of Saint Kitts and Nevis has received notification from Brazil that it is ready to sign the Partial Scope Agreement on trade that the two territories have been negotiating for a year.
	USITC Surprises With Two Rulings For Asian Exporters 4/23/2012 The United States International Trade Commission has surprised and caused a certain amount of consternation within American industry, by ruling, twice on the same day, that domestic manufacturers were not being harmed by imports from their Asian competitors.
	US, Colombia FTA Effective In May 4/18/2012 The Presidents of the United States and Colombia announced at a joint press conference in Cartagena that a landmark Free Trade Agreement between the two nations will become effective on May 15, 2012, gradually exempting the vast majority of goods from bilateral trade taxes.
	Nigeria Achieves Notable Success With Free Trade Zones 4/12/2012 During a recent conference in Lagos, the Managing Director of Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority, Adesina Agboluaje, disclosed that almost NGN2.2 trillion has, so far, been invested in Nigeria’s free trade zones.
	China To Reduce Tariffs To Boost Imports 4/2/2012 Premier Wen Jiabao chaired a Chinese State Council meeting on the March 28, at which it was decided that, in order to achieve a sustainable balance of foreign trade between exports and imports, and to optimize its mix of imports, China should selectively reduce its import tariffs.
	Thailand Boosts Tax Incentives For Flood-Hit Companies 3/29/2012 In addition to other emergency measures to help companies and entrepreneurs affected by Thailand’s recent floods, the Board of Investment will provide further corporate income tax exemptions for businesses in the badly-affected Pathum Thani and Ayutthaya provinces.
	South Korea, Turkey Sign Preliminary FTA 3/27/2012 Following meetings earlier this month, South Korea and Turkey were able, on March 26, to sign an initial agreement on trade in goods, as a step on the way to a full bilateral free trade agreement.
	Argentina Eyes Protectionist Trade Measures 3/26/2012 The Argentinian government is set to announce increases to import duties on 100 items, and will seek to revise a long-standing vehicle trade pact with Mexico - mirroring an earlier move by Brazil - as part of a package of measures to mitigate the nation's growing trade deficit.
	Canada To Negotiate FTAs With Thailand, Japan 3/27/2012 During the visit of Stephen Harper (pictured), the Canadian Prime Minister, to South-east Asia, he has announced, together with Yingluck Shinawatra, the Prime Minister of Thailand, and Yoshihiko Noda, the Prime Minister of Japan, that Canada will pursue bilateral free trade agreements with both countries.
	US Explains Anti-Dumping Investigative Process 3/23/2012 As the Department of Commerce is scheduled to release shortly a series of determinations regarding antidumping duties, when a foreign company sells a product in the United States at less than fair value, and countervailing duties to offset the benefits of foreign government subsidies, it has issued an explanation of how its investigative process works in that regard.
	Canada Pushes For FTA Negotiations With Mercosur 3/22/2012 Ed Fast, Canada's Minister of International Trade, has concluded a two-day trade visit to Argentina, to promote the conclusion of exploratory talks towards a possible Free Trade Agreement between the nation and the Mercosur trade bloc of Latin American nations.
	Brazil, Mexico Clash Over Auto Agreement 3/19/2012 The Mexican government has resisted the Brazilian government's request to significantly limit car imports for the next three years in talks initiated after Brazil threatened to walk away from a long-standing agreement that provides preferential tax treatment for bilateral automobile trade.
	China's Commerce Minister Attacks US Trade Policies 3/9/2012 During a news conference on the sidelines of the 11th National People’s Congress, while disclosing that China’s foreign trade will show a more modest increase in 2012, Minister of Commerce Chen Deming questioned the current United States trade policies being aimed at China.
	US Congress Legitimizes Countervailing Duties 3/9/2012 On a bipartisan basis, both the United States Senate and the House of Representatives have passed a bill to confirm that the Commerce Department can continue to apply countervailing duties to non-market economies, such as China.
	Vietnam Continues To Cut Fuel Import Taxes 3/7/2012 On March 2, with immediate effect, Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance issued a new circular which eliminated the 5% import tax on natural gas, propane, ethylene and other gaseous hydrocarbons.
	Japan, Peru EPA In Force 3/6/2012 Japan and Peru have ratified the Economic Partnership Agreement signed between the two nations in January 2012, so that the agreement, akin to a Free Trade Agreement, entered into force on March 1, 2012.
	Bermuda Announces 2012 Budget 3/5/2012 Bermuda's Finance Minister Paula Cox has released the territory's budget for 2012, containing a number of tax measures to boost tax revenues and employment.
	US Bill To Legitimize US Countervailing Duties 3/5/2012 In a move that was said to be critical to levelling the playing field for United States businesses facing unfairly subsidized imports, bipartisan legislation has been introduced in Congress which confirms that the Commerce Department can continue to apply countervailing duties to non-market economies, such as China.
	US Study Attacks Chinese 'Innovation Mercantilism' 3/2/2012 A paper issued by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation in Washington, DC, entitled ‘Enough is Enough: Confronting Chinese Innovation Mercantilism’, attacks the seeking by China of not merely competitive advantage, but absolute advantage in a wide range of industries, especially advanced technology products and services.
	Canada's Tax Revenues On The Up 3/1/2012 Canadian tax revenues were up 6.8% in December, with revenue from the first eight months of the fiscal year increasing by 4.2%.
	Fiji's Tax Cuts Under IMF Microscope 2/28/2012 The International Monetary Fund warned that while Fiji's recent budget was particularly growth-friendly, the tax changes could threaten the revenue base and therefore further offsetting measures may be required to ensure deficit targets are met going forward.
	Canada, China Strengthen Commercial Relationship 2/28/2012 Canada and China have made progress in negotiations toward a foreign investment promotion and protection agreement and inked a series of agreements designed to strengthen their commercial relationship.
	EU Opens FTA Talks With Armenia 2/27/2012 The European Union has confirmed its decision to launch negotiations with Armenia towards a deep and comprehensive free trade area to boost bilateral trade and investment ties.
	Vietnam Cuts Fuel Import Taxes 2/23/2012 On February 21, with immediate effect, Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance issued a circular which cuts import tax on gasoline, solvents, aviation fuel, diesel and kerosene.
	Liechtenstein Ratifies EFTA FTAs With HK, Montenegro 2/20/2012 The Liechtenstein government has ratified the European Free Trade Association free trade agreement with Hong Kong together with a related agreement on labour standards, and has submitted the agreements to parliament.
	Brazilian Poultry Exporters Challenge South African Anti-Dumping 2/17/2012 The Brazilian Union of Agriculture has begun lobbying for action to be taken at World Trade Organisation level against anti-dumping measures in place in South Africa to restrict Brazilian chicken exports.
	Doha Destined For Crisis-Time Delay: Lamy 2/17/2012 Having failed to receive the political support needed to push forward the Doha Round agenda in 2011, the Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, Pascal Lamy has admitted talks should progress in the 'most realistic and practical way' currently possible - 'in small steps'.
	India Challenges Turkish Cotton Yarn Duties 2/16/2012 India has requested the commencement of negotiations with Turkey at World Trade Organization level over import duties reintroduced by the country on the import of cotton yarn.
	US Ethanol Producers Rail Against Brazilian Taxes 2/10/2012 The United States Renewable Fuels Association has written to US Trade Representative Ron Kirk requesting government action following a decision by the Brazilian state of Sao Paulo to introduce an ethanol import tax.
	Peru's Tax Revenues Soar 2/9/2012 Peruvian tax revenues increased by 13.4% in real terms as a result of the country's strong economy and efforts to tackle tax evasion, with full-year revenues amounting to PEN75.5bn (USD28.1bn), Peru's tax authority, SUNAT has reported.
	Trade Barriers Hindering African Growth 2/10/2012 As African leaders pursue negotiations towards a continental free trade area by 2017, a new report released by the World Bank has noted that African nations are losing out on billions of dollars in potential trade earnings every year because of restrictive barriers to regional trade.
	Brazil May Pull Out Of Auto Trade Deal With Mexico 2/8/2012 The Mexican government is to meet for negotiations with Brazil after the latter nation threatened to call an end to a trade agreement which allows Mexican car exporters tariff-free access to the Brazilian auto market.
	WTO Members Approve Pakistan Trade Aid 2/7/2012 World Trade Organization member states have approved trade aid to be granted on an exceptional basis to Pakistan by the European Union to support the country in its recovery following massive floods in 2010.
	Indonesia, Pakistan Sign Expanded Trade Deal 2/6/2012 In an effort to increase economic cooperation between the two countries, and as a possible forerunner to a full bilateral free trade agreement, Indonesia and Pakistan signed a preferential trade agreement on February 3 in Jakarta.
	St Kitts And Nevis Budget Consolidation On Track 1/30/2012 Saint Kitts and Nevis has made marked process on debt reduction under a program supported by the International Monetary Fund.
	WTO To Ease LDC Accession Requirements 1/27/2012 The Sub-Committee on Least Developed Countries, on January 20, agreed to start work on developing recommendations to “further strengthen, streamline and operationalize” current guidelines on the accession process of LDCs, as called for in a decision by the Eighth WTO Ministerial Conference last month.
	India Raises Precious Metal Duty 1/25/2012 India has raised the import duty on silver and gold, in a move set to increase revenues with prices for the precious metals expected to remain buoyant.
	US, Mauritius Hold TIFA Consultations 1/23/2012 Deputy United States Trade Representative Demetrios Marantis has led a US delegation to Mauritius for talks with the local government under the US-Mauritius Trade and Investment Framework Agreement, to discuss a broad range of issues relating to their bilateral trade and investment relationship.
	Raspberry Pi Balks At UK Tax Regime 1/17/2012 The UK's tax regime makes it far too expensive for an electronics company to manufacture in the country, the computer company Raspberry Pi has said, looking to Taiwan and China instead to produce its goods.
	Mercosur Announces Protectionist Import Duty Hikes 1/4/2012 The South American trade bloc, Mercosur is to slap the maximum rate imposable, 35%, on the import of one hundred additional goods, likely on a temporary basis until December 2014, Brazil's Minister for Finance has announced.
	USTR Issues GSP, AGOA Annual Reviews 1/3/2012 United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk has announced the outcome of the 2010 Annual Review under the Generalized System of Preferences programme, as well as the results of the annual African Growth and Opportunity Act Eligibility Review.
	Thailand Considers Further Tax Relief For Flood Victims 12/26/2011 Thailand's Finance Minister, Thirachai Phuvanatnaranubala, has disclosed that further tax relief, for both individuals and companies affected by the country’s recent floods, will be proposed for Cabinet approval shortly.
	China Slams US Countervailing Duties 12/27/2011 Following the decision of the United States Federal Court of Appeals against US countervailing duties, China’s Ministry of Commerce issued a statement condemning their use against Chinese imports over the last five years.
	Russian WTO Bid Approved 12/21/2011 World Trade Organization member states approved Russia's bid to become a WTO member at the 8th Ministerial Conference held in Geneva on December 16, 2011.
	Guatemala, Peru Conclude FTA 12/19/2011 Following the conclusion of negotiations in November, the governments of Peru and Guatemala have signed a bilateral Free Trade Agreement to temporarily reduce tariff barriers to trade.
	China To Keep Import Tariffs Low In 2012 12/19/2011 The State Council has confirmed that, from January 1, 2012, China’s average tariffs will remain at a low rate, to expand imports and meet consumer demand, promote more balanced foreign trading relationships, and, thereby, encourage a restructuring of the economy.
	Nigerian 2012 Budget For 'Jobs And Growth' 12/15/2011 Nigeria’s President Goodluck Jonathan, during his announcement of the Federal Government’s 2012 Budget proposals on December 13 to the National Assembly in Abuja, said that their prime objective was, 'not only to create jobs, but also to lay a solid foundation for sustainable economic growth'.
	USTR Announces New Trade Initiatives For LDCs 12/16/2011 In advance of the 8th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization, the United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk has announced measures aimed at providing least developed countries with more preferential access to the US market for their exports.
	Japan Ratifies Peruvian Free Trade Pact 12/14/2011 Japan's parliament has ratified the pending free trade agreement signed with Peru, follow the pact's signature in May 31, 2011.
	Central American Free Trade Pact Sealed 12/12/2011 Mexico and five Central American nations, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Honduras, and Guatemala have agreed to the signing of a new consolidated Free Trade Agreement, to unify existing bilateral arrangements under one pact.
	Montenegro's WTO Accession Terms Published 12/7/2011 A World Trade Organization Working Party has approved Montenegro's accession package to allow the nation to join the global trade club, subject to the approval of ministers at the WTO Ministerial Conference on December 15-17, 2011.
	Canadian SMEs To Benefit From EU FTA 12/2/2011 A free trade agreement with the European Union will create jobs and economic growth for all regions of Canada, the minister in charge has said, welcoming a report from small and medium-sized enterprises endorsing the negotiations.
	Pakistan Considering MFN Status For India 12/1/2011 Pakistan's National Assembly has backed proposals to grant India 'Most Favoured Nation' status under World Trade Organization rules on the condition that the two countries' negotiators can establish reciprocal benefits for Pakistani exporters.
	Thailand Confirms Import Tariff Exemptions 11/30/2011 To help businesses with plants damaged by the floods in the country, Thailand’s government has approved the waiving of duties on their imports of machinery and spare parts, until the end of June 2012.
	South Korea To Expand Preferential Tariffs 11/29/2011 South Korea’s Ministry of Strategy and Finance has announced a further expansion of its tariff exemption programme for products from least-developed countries, with effect from January 1 next year.
	Canada Axes Tariffs For Manufacturers 11/30/2011 Canada's Minister of Finance, Jim Flaherty, has announced that a further 70 tariff items are being eliminated to cut the operational costs of Canadian manufacturers by CAD32m (USD31m) annually, as part of the government's efforts to lower taxes and trade barriers for business.
	TCI Interim Government Announces Fresh Tax Hikes 11/25/2011 The Turks and Caicos Islands interim government has announced new tax hikes aimed at reducing the budget deficit, which has increased on the back of the territory's political and economic problems.
	WTO Members Resisting Protectionism 11/24/2011 The World Trade Organisation has published its annual report on developments in the international trading environment, which comprehensively tracks measures implemented by nations over the past twelve months that restrict or liberalize global trade.
	Australia Urges Global Rethink Of Doha Agenda 11/17/2011 After a decade of inconclusive talks, the Australian government has called for a rethink on the Doha Round negotiations led by the World Trade Organization that would join all WTO members in a binding commitment on further reductions of trade tariffs and prohibitive trade regulations.
	China Emphasizes Its Actions To Encourage Imports 11/11/2011 In the opinion of its Minister of Commerce Chen Deming, China has, since the outbreak of the international financial crisis, instituted policies so as to expand domestic demand and stimulate imports while stabilising exports, and has, thereby, become an important factor in promoting balanced global trade.
	US, EU Laud Russian WTO Compromise 5/1/2012 The compromise reached by Russia and Georgia, mediated by Switzerland, has been praised by the European Union and the United States who have welcomed the benefits that Russian membership of the World Trade Organization will bring to the global trading system.
	Mexico Discloses Increased Tax Revenues 11/9/2011 With Mexico’s economy showing a growth rate of 3.7% in the third quarter of this year, the government’s tax revenues also continued to register significant growth, due primarily to higher oil revenues.
	EU Report Describes Doha Benefits 11/8/2011 A new study from the European Commission reveals that the economic benefits arising from successful Doha Development Agenda negotiations in the World Trade Organization could amount to an increase in world exports of USD359bn on an annual basis from a deal that secures the liberalization of industrial goods, agriculture, services and from the removal of red tape.
	Samoa Set For WTO Accession 11/7/2011 A World Trade Organisation Working Party has cleared Samoa's bid to join the trade organisation subject to the approval of ministers at the Eight Ministerial Conference scheduled for December 15-17, 2011.
	China Welcomes WTO Shoe Tariff Ruling 11/2/2011 China has welcomed the findings of the World Trade Organisation's Dispute Settlement Body that the European Union's application of anti-dumping duties contravened trade law, in a recent judgment partially in favour of the nation.
	EU Asks Italy To Comply With VAT Rules 10/28/2011 Within the programme of the European Commission to ensure that European legislation is fully and properly implemented, it has requested Italy to implement European Union value added tax rules, and to pay due amounts of customs duties to the European budget.
	G-20 Nations Failing To Honour Protectionism Pledges 10/27/2011 Disappointingly weak growth in some G-20 members is testing the political resolve of many governments to resist trade protectionism, says a new report from the World Trade Organization, the United Nations and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, which examines trade and investment measures implemented in the third quarter of 2011.
	EFTA, India Hold Ninth-Round FTA Negotiations 10/25/2011 Delegations from the four European Free Trade Association states (Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Iceland and Norway), and India have met for a ninth round of negotiations towards a broad-based free trade agreement.
	China Warns Again Against US Currency Bill 10/21/2011 In a press conference, whilst also warning that current global uncertainties could seriously affect China’s foreign trade in the final quarter of this year, and early in the next, the Ministry of Commerce’s spokesman Shen Danyang confirmed that the Chinese government would definitely respond, if the United States anti-renminbi currency bill came into force.
	Philippines, Thailand Agree Trade Dispute Settlement 10/20/2011 Filipino and Thai authorities have agreed to a timeframe for the implementation of a resolution following a ruling from the World Trade Organization's Dispute Settlement Board in favour of the Philippines in its action against tax and customs procedures applied in Thailand on imported cigarettes.
	Brazilian Car Import Tax Hike Concerns WTO Members 10/19/2011 Japan is said to be leading a chorus of protest at the World Trade Organization against a protectionist measure announced by Brazilian authorities in September to shield the nation's car manufacturing and car assembly industry from cheap foreign imports.
	Tax Breaks Announced In Trinidad And Tobago Budget 10/17/2011 The government of Trinidad and Tobago has proposed to introduce a five-year temporary corporate tax rate of 10% for companies that have sought capital-market funding through an Initial Public Offering on the Trinidad and Tobago SME Market.
	Morocco To Suspend Import Duty On Wheat 10/14/2011 The Moroccan finance ministry has announced the temporary suspension of import duty on durum and soft wheat.
	Mexico Extends Tax Breaks For Export Companies 10/13/2011 Mexico’s President Felipe Calderón has announced the extension, to December 31, 2013, of the corporate tax breaks provided under the IMMEX scheme, which provides incentives for the country’s export companies.
	Saint Kitts And Nevis Committed To Deficit Reduction 10/10/2011 Amid pressure to rapidly reduce the territory's debt, Denzil Douglas, the Prime Minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis has reassured taxpayers that the government's decision to reduce the rate of stamp tax payable on transfers of land or property will not result in a loss of revenue for the government.
	Obama Cautious On China Currency Bill 10/11/2011 While the Senate appears to have delayed momentarily a vote on the Currency Exchange Rate Oversight Reform Act, President Barack Obama has warned its sponsors to ensure that the legislation is consistent with the international treaties and obligations of the United States, particularly with the World Trade Organization.
	Serbian WTO Accession 'Progressing Well' 10/7/2011 World Trade Organization members have supported an early accession of Serbia to the WTO and welcomed its progress in the implementation of new legislation to comply with the Organization's rules.
	ACP States Risk Losing Duty-Free Access To EU 10/7/2011 The European Commission is proposing to amend the Market Access Regulation governing the trade conditions for certain developing countries that have negotiated, with the European Union, Economic Partnership Agreements which have yet to be signed and ratified.
	US Targets China With Proposed Trade Taxes 10/6/2011 The United States Senate Finance Committee Ranking Member, Orrin Hatch, has put forward an amendment to the bill currently being discussed that would unilaterally address the so-called continuing undervaluation of China’s currency by providing for the imposition of countervailing import duties.
	Brazil May Relax Car Component Tax Hike 10/5/2011 The Brazilian government may review its decision in September to hike the industrial products tax on carmakers by up to 30%, which is aimed at shielding Brazil's vehicle and vehicle component manufacturing industries from international competition.
	CARICOM Welcomes Progress Towards FTA With Canada 10/5/2011 Caribbean Community Secretary-General Irwin LaRocque has welcomed progress towards the CARICOM-Canada Trade and Development Agreement, and praised Canada's 'keen and earnest approach'.
	Brazil Cuts Fuel Tax 10/4/2011 The Brazilian government is to slash the tax imposed on the import and sale of fuel sold by the state-run fuel company Petrobras.
	China Looks At Measures To Increase Imports 10/4/2011 In a speech to China’s Import Forum 2011 in Shanghai, Zhong Shan, the Deputy Minister of Commerce, said that the government is currently studying measures to encourage imports, so as to provide a re-balancing of the country’s foreign trade relationships.
	US Senate Tries To Push Pending FTA Approval 9/27/2011 The United States Senate has voted, on a bipartisan basis, to renew the Generalized System of Preferences and Trade Adjustment Assistance, in the hope that it will prompt action from President Barack Obama to present the pending free trade agreements to Congress.
	Brazil Announces Protectionist Car Import Tax Hike 9/22/2011 To shield Brazil's vehicle and vehicle component manufacturing industries, the government has announced that it will hike the industrial products tax on carmakers by up to 30%, applicable to vehicles that are assembled mainly from foreign-manufactured components.
	Canadian Government Explains Benefits Of EU FTA 9/19/2011 Canada’s Minister of International Trade and Minister for the Asia-Pacific Gateway has been explaining the government’s intention to forge ahead with an ambitious job-creating, pro-trade plan, which includes the conclusion of a free trade agreement with the European Union.

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