Univar USA to pay $62.5 Million to settle feds case on evasion of $36 million import duties on transshipped Chinese Saccharin

Univar USA Inc. (Univar), a subsidiary of Univar Inc. has agreed to pay the United States $62.5 million to settle federal charges that it wrongfully imported 36 shipments of transshipped saccharin between 2007 and 2012. The saccharin was manufactured in China and transshipped through Taiwan to evade a 329 percent antidumping duty...
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Turkish Journalist is Sentenced to Jail Time for Her Work in The Paradise Papers as Decided By Istanbul Court After Investigation

After a lawsuit was filed against investigative journalist, Pelin Ɯnker, for her reporting on the Paradise Papers, an Istanbul court has found her guilty of defaming Turkeyā€™s former Prime Minister, Binali Yildirim. For speaking against Yildirim and reporting on his confirmed offshore activities, Ɯnker has been sentenced to thirteen months in jail...
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Chinese Windmill Company Pays Total of $57.5 Million to American SuperConducter Inc. After Software is Discovered Stolen

A Chinese company, Sinovel Wind Group Co., has been ordered to pay American SuperConducter Inc. (AMSC) $57.5 million after being convicted of multiple charges regarding the theft of proprietary software. This theft resulted in substantial losses for AMSC, including $800 million in revenue and $1 billion in stock market value. Today, the...
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Chinese export companies rush to build factories in other countries including Cambodia and Vietnam to evade U.S. trade tariffs

Chinaā€™s key export companies are pushing to build and expand their factories overseas, in Cambodia and Vietnam, according to Epoch Times and other media sources. One of them, KingClean Electric Co. is a company that creates cleaning appliances and garden tools and it says its overseas business accounted for 67 percent, according to...
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U.S. Customs finds Chinese aluminum makers cheating U.S. tariffs by changing true country of origin (China) and trans-shipping thru Malaysia

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has determined that Sun Bright International Corp. and Fair Importing Corp. two Chinese companies have evaded antidumping (AD) and countervailing duties (CVD) by importing aluminum extrusions into the U.S. from China by transshipment through Malaysia and mis-stating the true country of origin which was China. CBP says it has...
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