Call to scrap steel import tariffs in SA

The National Employers’ Association of South Africa (Neasa) plans to submit reasons why steel import tariffs should be scrapped at a hearing before the Industrial Trade Commission of South Africa (ITAC) scheduled for today.

Lucky Cement drops court challenge

Pakistan cement producer Lucky Cement has decided against reviving its South African court challenge to the imposition by the International Trade Administration Commission (ITAC) of anti-dumping duties on Portland cement imports from Pakistan.

ITAC on track to deliver decisions on steel tariffs

ITAC is meeting its deadlines for investigations and determinations on a whole spectrum of tariff interventions applied for by the steel industry, and will have considered all applications by the end of this month.

ITAC Commissioners appointed

President Jacob Zuma has appointed six new Commissioners to the International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa.

Trade Policy: Call of duties

The International Trade Administration Commission (ITAC) has seen an unprecedented “peak” in applications for tariff protection from businesses exposed to competition from imported products.

Final steel import tariffs approved

In a statement on Friday, the Department of Trade and Industry (dti) said it had approved, with conditions, the ITAC recommendation, for an increase from free of duty to a 10 percent ad valorem duty on zinc-coated or galvanised steel, aluminium-zinc coated steel and colour coated steel products.

Pakistan firm fights SA duty

ITAC, which investigates and sets tariffs on imported products, is facing legal action by a Pakistani cement firm. South Africa’s four largest cement companies have been named as respondents.

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