Coalition for Fair Lumber Imports urged parties involved with the U.S.-Canada Softwood Lumber Agreement (SLA) to seek to ensure full compliance with the agreement.
Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper said he didn't view the softwood ruling as a defeat.
The U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) announced on Tuesday the final results of the second administrative reviews.
World Trade Organization confirmed that the U.S. duties on Canadian imports are too high.
Canada has announced $1.2 billion in aid for its softwood lumber industry, a move the United States called disappointing.
Western Forest Products Inc. announced on Thursday that it has been selected as a mandatory respondent in the antidumping duty administrative review of certain softwood lumber products from Canada.
The Coalition for fair lumber imports sharply criticized on Tuesday Canada's announcement of a new subsidy program worth over $1 billion dollars to benefit Canada's already heavily subsidized lumber industry.
The coalition for fair lumber imports welcomed on Tuesday the World Trade Organization's release of a final report regarding its ruling on September 23 that rejected Canada's challenge to a determination by the United States International Trade Commission that the United States lumber producers are threatened with mate...
The Coalition for Fair Lumber Imports, representing a broad group of U.S. sawmills and timber owners, filed a motion in the U.S. Court of International Trade to dismiss the attempt by Canadian parties to block U.S. government implementation of a U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) determination made pursuant to U...
USA are waiting Canada to the negotiating table to resolve the softwood lumber dispute while Canada is lookiing for a sign of good faith.
U.S. companies want to push for illegal distribution of duties, including nearly $5 billion collected on essential lumber imports from Canada.
The U.S. Tuesday appealed a World Trade Organization panel report which found that Washington has failed to comply with the global commerce body's rulings in a long-running lumber dispute with Canada, trade officials said.
The British Columbia chamber of commerce has written to its counterparts in all 50 U.S. states urging them to write president George W. Bush to help rescue the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The Canadian Lumber Trade Alliance (CLTA) has won the most important victory in the ongoing softwood lumber dispute between Canada and the U.S. A unanimous panel of three esteemed U.S. and Canadian judges, including the former Chief Judge of the U.S. Court of International Trade, dismissed on Wednesday the U.S. Extraor...
On June, 9 the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) Panel on anti-dumping released its second remand determination and unanimously handed Canada a clear and decisive victory in the Canada-U.S. softwood lumber dispute.
International Trade Minister Jim Peterson denounced a United States Department of Commerce (DOC) decision to only slightly reduce softwood lumber countervailing duties following its annual administrative reviews.
The U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) announced the final results of the administrative reviews to establish the new countervailing and anti-dumping cash deposit rates going forward for all Canadian softwood lumber exports to the U.S. The administrative reviews resulted in a combined cash deposit rate of 21.21% substan...
The U.S. government regrettably prolonged the softwood lumber dispute by formally requesting that a NAFTA “extraordinary challenge committee” (ECC) review the NAFTA panel decision on threat of injury. The panel, including three Americans and two Canadians, have unanimously agreed there was no evidence to support the U....
Canadian and U.S. negotiators resumed talks yesterday trying to hammer out a temporary truce in the long-running softwood lumber dispute.
U.S. trade officials say they are puzzled by the apparent rejection by Pierre Pettigrew, the Minister of International Trade, of the latest deal aimed at ending the long-running softwood lumber dispute.