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Concerns Supermarkets Maybe Using Supplier Product Details to Own Benefit
Feb 13, 2016A former executive at Kellogg's Australia has claimed in an article appearing in Fairfax's Sydney Morning Herald and The Age newspapers that the supermarket majors Woolworths and Coles could be using supplier information to help develop ...
Tags: label products
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European Regulators Affirm Glyphosate Safety
Nov 18, 2015European Union regulators have concluded that the widely used herbicide glyphosate is unlikely to cause cancer, a ruling that runs counter to a controversial assessment issued recently by an arm of the World Health Organization. The ...
Tags: herbicide, glyphosate, fruits, vegetables
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Mexico's Ministry of Economy Has Launched an Investigation Into The Potential Impact
May 9, 2014Due to China's export potential to Mexico regarding the production of steel wire and the dynamics of the two markets, Mexico's Ministry of Economy (SE) has launched an investigation into the potential impact of unfair trade practices in ...
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Ukraine Has Closed Its Anti-Dumping Investigation Into Imports of Suspension PVC
May 4, 2014Ukraine has closed its anti-dumping investigation into imports of suspension PVC from the US without imposing any duties, the interagency commission for international trade said in a report published by the government's official Uriadoviy ...
Tags: Anti-Dumping, PVC, Imposing Duties
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Mexico Levies Steep Antidumping Duty on Imports of Chinese Seamless Steel Pipe
Jan 16, 2014The Mexican Secretary of Economy (SE) published last week the final determination of the antidumping investigation on imports of Chinese seamless steel pipe. In the Official Gazette (DOF), the agency said that based on the results of its ...
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U.S. Panel Released Recommendations That Call for Screening for All Pregnant Women
Jan 15, 2014The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has released new recommendations that call for universal screening of expectant mothers for gestational diabetes once they are 24 weeks into their pregnancy. "The number of women who have ...
Tags: U.S.Preventive Services Task Force, gestational diabetes
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The French Maker of a Drug Used to Treat Multiple Sclerosis Is "Extremely Disappointed"
Dec 30, 2013The French maker of a drug used to treat multiple sclerosis is "extremely disappointed" it was rejected for U.S. sale, a corporate official said. David Meeker, president of Sanofi's Genzyme subsidiary, maker of the drug Lemtrada, said he ...
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The European Commission Launched an Expiry Review Regarding The AD Duty on Welded Pipes
Dec 20, 2013The European Commission has announced that it has launched an expiry review regarding the antidumping (AD) duty on welded pipe imports from Belarus, China, Russia and Ukraine. The expiry review application was lodged by the Defence ...
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The Ministry Decided to Maintain The AD of Steel Wire Mesh Imported From China
Jul 3, 2013The Mexican Ministry of Economy reported last week that after completing the review process initiated by Deacero on July 18, 2012, the ministry decided to maintain the antidumping duty of US$0.45 per kilogram of steel wire mesh imported ...
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EC Could Hit Google with a Significant Fine for Its Attempts to Enforce an Injunction
May 9, 2013The European Commission (EC) could hit Google with a significant fine for its attempts to enforce an injunction to stop Apple selling its iPhones in Germany. The Commission made the antitrust finding against Motorola Mobility, which ...
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Motorola Abuses Its Dominant Position in The E.U. by Enforcing an Injunction Against Apple
May 8, 2013Motorola Mobility abuses its dominant position in the E.U. by seeking and enforcing an injunction against Apple in Germany on the basis of its mobile phone standard-essential patents (SEPs), the European Commission said in a preliminary ...
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The Investigation Will Look Into Imports of Solar Glass From China to The EU
May 7, 2013Another anti-subsidy investigation in the solar energy sector has been officially opened by the European Commission (EC). The investigation will look into imports of solar glass from China to the EU. Image Credit: Solar Glass via ...
Tags: EU, Solar Glass
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An Appeals Court Has Rejected SAP's Attempt to Overturn a $345m Judgment Awarded
May 6, 2013An appeals court has rejected SAP's attempt to overturn a $345 million judgment awarded to Versata Software, which had brought a patent-infringement case against the software maker. "Sufficient evidence supports the jury's verdict," Chief ...
Tags: SAP, Computer Products
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Qantas and Emirates Airlines Welcomed The Accc's Conditional Approval of Their Partnership
Apr 3, 2013Emirates Tim Clark and Qantas Alan Joyce at the signing of the agreement. Understandably, Qantas and Emirates airlines have welcomed the ACCC's conditional approval of their partnership, while the Transport Workers Union continues its ...
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Eleven Complainants Call on Charging Google with Breaching Competition Law
Mar 25, 2013Eleven complainants have sent an open letter to the European Union’s Competition Commissioner, Joaquín Almunia, urging him to formally charge Google with breaching competition law. “The Commission opened proceedings ...
Tags: Google, search engine, search manipulation