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Managing Trade Defence and the Barriers to Your Trade in Europe
20-21 October 2015 | Hotel Pullman Brussels Centre Midi, Belgium
Gain strategic insights on international trade disputes and
their impact to your organisation:
• The A-Z on Trade Defence Measures and the Barriers to your Trade:
Trade Defence Instruments, The Trade Barriers Regulation
• Developing Successful Strategies to Overcome the Complexities of
Anti-Dumping, Anti-Subsidy and Anti-Circumvention Proceedings
• Proactively Staying Up-to-Date by Planning for the Future across
the European Landscape in 2015 and Beyond
• Demystifying the Multifaceted Calculation Methodologies Involved
in the Duty Level of Trade Defence Measures
In-house insights from industry
experts, including:
Delphine Neveux
Global Customs Director
Michelin (France)
Dr Holger Hohmann
Legal and Compliance Competition,
Siemens AG (Germany)
James Kenneth Lockett
Vice President, Head of Trade Facilitation
and Market Access, Huawei (China)
Jodie Rousell
Head of Public Affairs, Trina Solar (Switzerland)
Kees Wagenaar
Senior Vice President Continental Europe
Expeditors International (Netherlands)
Roberto Soprano
International Trade Compliance Manager EMEAI
Huntsman (Belgium)
Trade Associations:
Eurocommerce
CEFIC
Foreign Trade Association
Fertilizers Europe
SolarPower Europe
Keynote Speaker:
Maria Åsenius
Head of Cabinet, Commissioner Malmstrom
Trade, European Commission (Belgium)
European Commission:
Jean-Francois Brakeland
Legal Service, DG Trade
Gerhard Hannes Welge
Hearing Officer
European Parliament:
Christofer Fjellner
MEP
Court of Justice of the European
Union:
Pascale Hecker
Referendaire
World Trade Organisation:
Vasiliki Avgoustidi
Dispute Settlement Lawyer
Member States:
Stephen Johnston
Economic Advisor, Trade Policy
Unit International, Trade and
Export Control Directorate, Dept
Business, Innovation and Skills
(UK)
Torsten Anderson
Director for EU and International
Affairs, Danish Business Authority
(Denmark)
Highly Interactive Pre-Forum Working Groups –
Monday 19 October 2015:
Working Group A: A Practical Guide on Trade Defence Measures and
How They Can Impact Your Business
Working Group B: Navigating Through the Procedures of Trade Defence:
The Complexities of the Process
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all your pertinent needs from a European standpoint under
International Trade Defence Disputes. Whilst the number
and size of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures
against imports from non-EU countries have increased
throughout the manufacturing industry in Europe, so has
the importance of expertise to identify and manage the
risks. These expertise need to be held by the exporter to
the EU, retailer in the EU, importer and service provider,
as you can face significant liabilities from transacting with
goods subject to a trade defence measure and duty.
It is imperative to be aware of International Trade
Disputes and its global significance. At this most critical
stage, Europe is portraying a more proactive response
than seen historically. From this, Europe has witnessed a
dramatic increase in actions, which makes it increasingly
important to reduce or eliminate any risks organisations
are facing. There is ample evidence of successful
prosecutions of parties. Furthermore, the penalties and
adverse consequences for errors, whether inadvertent or
reckless, significantly outweigh any perceived short term
benefits. All major industries have been targeted under
protective measures. Therefore, ensure that you do not
fall foul or miss out on attending this forum to avoid
any turbulence.
At this most critical stage, become more proactive
by receiving award winning strategies and practical
informationfromexperiencedpractitioners,government
officials, representatives of top trade associations and
in-house counsel all in one room, to ensure:
• You are aware of the ever changing threats to your
market, policy and regulation
• Tradedefencemeasuresareusedtoprotectyourbusiness
in the EU and on the markets of non-EU countries
• Best practices for staying up-to-date and exercising
extreme caution with goods subject to anti-dumping or
anti-subsidy measures
Highly Interactive Pre-Forum Working Groups –
Monday 19 October 2015:
Working Group A: A Practical Guide on Trade Defence
Measures and How They Can Impact Your Business
Working Group B: Navigating Through the Procedures
of Trade Defence: The Complexities of the Process
European Commission:
Maria Åsenius
Head of Cabinet
Commissioner MALMSTRÖM
Trade, European Commission
(Belgium)
Legal Service DG Trade
European Commission
(Belgium)
Hearing Officer*
European Parliament
Christofer Fjellner
MEP, European Parliament
(Belgium)
Court of Justice of the
European Union:
Pascale Hecker
Referendaire, Court of Justice
of the European Union
(Belgium)*
World Trade Organisation:
Vasiliki Avgoustidi
Dispute Settlement Lawyer,
WTO (Switzerland)
Member States:
Stephen Johnston
Economic Advisor, Trade
Policy Unit International,
Trade and Export Control
Directorate, Dept Business,
Innovation and Skills (UK)
Torsten Anderson
Director for EU and
International Affairs, Danish
Business Authority (Denmark)
Trade Associations
Dr James Watson
CEO, SolarPower Europe
(Belgium)
Ralph Kamphoner
Director of Policy
Eurocommerce (Belgium)
Rene Van Sloten
Industrial Policy Advisor
CEFIC (Belgium)
Stuart Newman
Legal Advisor, Foreign Trade
Association (Belgium)
Sean Mackle
Director, Trade & Economic
Policy, Fertilizers Europe
(Belgium)
Receive Practical Strategies
and Best Practices from:
Delphine Neveux
Michelin (France)
Dr Holger Hohmann
Legal and Compliance
Competition, Siemens AG
(Germany)
Vice President, Head of
Trade Facilitation and Market
Access, Huawei (China)
Jodie Rousell
Head of Public Affairs
Trina Solar (Switzerland)
Kees Wagenaar
Senior Vice President
Continental Europe,
Expeditors International
(Netherlands)
Roberto Soprano
International Trade
Compliance Manager EMEAI,
Huntsman (Belgium)
Learn from leading lawyers,
including:
Arnoud Willems
Partner, Sidley Austin (Belgium)
Bogdan Evtimov
Partner, Dentons (Belgium)
Clive Stanbrook OBE QC
McDermott Will & Emery
(Belgium)
Dr Georg Berrisch
Partner, Baker Botts (Belgium)
Dr Rainer Bierwagen
Partner
Beiten Burkhardt (Germany)
Edwin Vermulst
Partner, VVGB (Belgium)
Folkert Graafsma
Partner, Holman Fenwick
Willan (Belgium)
Prof. Jacques Bourgeois
Senior Advisor
Sidley Austin LLP (Belgium)
James Killick
Partner
White & Case (Belgium)
Daniel Cannistra
Partner
Crowell & Moring (USA)
Lourdes Catrain
Partner
Hogan Lovells (Belgium)
Paulette Vander Schueren
Partner
Mayer Brown (Belgium)
Renato Antonini
Partner, Jones Day (Belgium)
Till Mueller – Ibold
Partner, Cleary Gottlieb Steen
& Hamilton (Belgium)
Yves Melin
Partner, McGuire Woods
(Belgium)
Speaker’s Faculty
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Working Group A: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
(Registration starts at 8:30 am)
A Practical Guide on the Current International
Trade Disputes Landscape: Lessons Learned and
What Critical Trade Decisions Your Organisation
Should Make
Renato Antonini
Partner, Jones Day (Belgium)
Jodie Rousell
Head of Public Affairs, Trina Solar (Switzerland)
Anti-dumping/anti-subsidyinvestigationsandtheresultingmeasures
can have profound effects to your industry and your organisation.
Benefit from this unique Working Group to keep you abreast of the
most critical updates and trends. Specific focus will be given on how
to ensure that your company proactively prepare for and manage
such measures in the view to avoid potential costly consequences
including loss of jobs, capital or the eventuality of being driven out
of the market.
• Analysing the types of trade defence measures
- Overview on trade defence measures and applicable
EU and WTO laws
- Anti-dumping, anti-subsidy and anti-circumvention
investigations
- The safeguards to investigations
- The risks of trade defence measures and their impact
- Introduction on the methodologies for the calculation
of the duty level of trade defence measures: dumping,
subsidy and injury margins
• Planning in advance: how can you be ready for anti-
dumping measures in the EU
- A few numbers: statistics on countries, products and
outcomes
- Why and how does an anti-dumping investigation start
- Authorities involved
- Steps of the investigation
- Cooperation, yes or no: what is required from you and when
- The outcome: anti-dumping measures or termination
- Appeals? Pro and contra
- The role of the WTO
Working Group B: 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
(Registration starts at 1:30 pm)
Navigating through the Complexities of
Trade Defence Procedures: What to Prepare
for in Response to Increasing Anti-Dumping
Measures in the EU
Vasiliki Avgoustidi
WTO (Switzerland)
Roberto Soprano
Huntsman (Belgium)
Companies need to manage their time and prepare for the
consequences that will take place because there are very
short deadlines and most of the time they do not move until
it is too late. This practical and interactive Working Group
will give participants a unique insight into how it all works
when it comes to procedures, measures, investigations and
the know-how of what you can and cannot do. Bring your
questions to this Working Group, and benefit from in-depth
discussion and Q&A.
• Understanding the different steps in the procedure
- The complaint
- Initiation
- Investigation and deadlines
- Provisional findings
- Definitive findings
• Specific procedures for specific measures
• Focus on the types of measures: what to expect
- How to calculate trade defence duties in the EU
- Statistics on the level of trade defence measures
in the EU
- Provisional and definitive measures
- Form of measures: duties and price undertakings
- How to react and risks associated with circumvention
- When and how to challenge the measures
Prepare for the Main Forum in our Highly Practical Pre-Forum Working Groups
Monday 19 October 2015
Private Practice Lawyers, Consultants
and Outside Counsel Specialising in:
• European Community
• International Trade
• International Regulations and
Compliance
• Import/Export
• Indirect Tax
• Trade Investment
• Regulatory and Trade
• Dispute Resolution - International
Commercial Arbitration
• Customs & Excise
• Competition
Vice Presidents/Directors/In-house
Counsel/Managers of:
• Import/Export
• Litigation
• Customs Compliance
• Indirect Tax
• Finance
• Logistics
• Procurement
• International Trade
• Trade Compliance
• Legal and Regulatory Affairs
• External Government Affairs
• Trade Affairs
• Sales and Marketing
Government Departments, Regulators
and Organisations Involved in:
• Policy Making
• Regulation
• Technical Services
Freight Forwarders, Brokers,
Clearing Agents
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Forum Day One:
Tuesday 20 October 2015
8:30 Registration and Refreshments
9:00 Co-Chairs Welcoming Remarks
Prof. Jacques Bourgeois
Senior Advisor
Sidley Austin LLP (Belgium)
Hearing Officer
European Commission (Belgium)
9:15 Keynote Address: Trade Defence in a
Changing Global Landscape
Maria Åsenius, Head of Cabinet, Commissioner
MALMSTRÖM Trade, European Commission (Belgium)
9:30 “Change to the Supply Chain,” “Change to the
Origin of Goods,” “Assembly or Movement of
Goods to Hide Origin”: Minimising the Risks
of Circumvention Measures
Folkert Graafsma
Partner
Holman Fenwick Willan (Belgium)
Paulette Vander Schueren
Partner
Mayer Brown (Belgium)
Edwin Vermulst
Partner
VVGB (Belgium)
• Circumvention of anti-dumping/countervailing measures
- What are the key triggers and criteria
- The relevant conditions to find circumvention
- Circumvention and WTO law and the conditions
to obtain an exemption
- The effects of anti-circumvention measures on
exporters and importers
• What should companies check to avoid circumvention
involved in origin of goods
- Introduction to the concepts of preferential and
non-preferential origin of goods
- The difference between the concept of origin from a
customs perspective and from a trade defence perspective
• Key Lessons Learned from Third Country Circumvention:
The Example of Bicycles
- What are the risks to your business
- The extension of anti-dumping duties
- The retroactive application back to initiation investigation
- OLAF customs fraud investigations: further retroactivity,
fines and imprisonment
- Don’t rely blindly on origin declarations (C/Os or Form A)
- Knowledge of the rules and preparation on minimising
risks
10:30 Morning Refreshments
10:45 Monitoring the Trade Defence Landscape:
Meeting the Provisions of Anti-Dumping
Measures whilst Lobbying
Stuart Newman
Legal Advisor
Foreign Trade Association (Belgium)
Sean Mackle
Director, Trade & Economic Policy
Fertlizers Europe (Belgium)
Ralph Kamphoner
Director of Policy
Eurocommerce (Belgium)
Rene Van Sloten
Industrial Policy Advisor
CEFIC (Belgium)
Dr James Watson
CEO
SolarPower Europe (Belgium)
Moderator:
Clive Stanbrook OBE QC
McDermott Will & Emery (Belgium)
• Early notifications of anti-dumping measures
- Where to get early notifications
- The debate around a trade defence measure before
it comes into play
• How EU producers and importers take part during an
investigation
- What data needs to be compiled in order to respond
to the EU Commission dealing with foreign countries
and the reverse situation
- The deadlines that have to be met once an AD measure
is enforced
- What your legal team requires under the massive data
collection policy
- When do you look at imports from foreign countries?
• Lobbying and seeking out other stakeholders
- What are your rights
- How to effectively participate
- Who to involve?
• Monitoring the market and gaining greater transparency
- Monitoring possible trade defence investigations
- Statistics on investigations: countries and products
• How to tackle unfair trade practices: price distortion of
raw materials
- The anti-dumping measures in place for your industry
- The impact of competitiveness in Europe
- The trade defence Instruments used in settling disputes
in the WTO
12:00 Networking Luncheon
13:15 The Development and Implementation
of Anti-Dumping, Subsidy, Safeguard
Proceedings and the Contingencies to
Your Trade
Christofer Fjellner
MEP
European Parliament (Belgium)
Dr Rainer Bierwagen
Partner
Beiten Burkhardt (Germany)
• Anti-dumping and Anti-Subsidy Proceedings in the EU
- Procedure: how to navigate through the procedural
complexities of trade defence investigations
- Practical approach: on which grounds can measures
be avoided or reduced
- Impact: how efficient are trade defence measures
- You are an exporter: what do trade defence measures
mean for your business
TradeAssociationsPerspective

- You are an importer: what do trade defence measures
mean for your business
- You are a Union producer: how can you use trade
defence instruments
- How businesses are in practice affected by general
trade defence policies
• Judicial Review
- Judicial review of trade defence measures
• The latest developments
- Introduction to the Commission’s proposal: reform
of the EU’s trade defence instruments
• The US angle
- The US trade defence system: main differences with
the EU
- Practical implementation of trade defence in the US
- What are the main current ongoing issues?
14:15 Coffee Break
14:30 A View from the Member States
Stephen Johnston
BIS Trade Policy Unit (UK)
Torsten Anderson
Director for EU and International Affairs
Danish Business Authority (Denmark)
Dr Holger Hohmann
Legal and Compliance Competition
Siemens AG (Germany)
Moderator:
Yves Melin
Partner
McGuire Woods (Belgium)
• The role of Member States when Preparing a complaint
- The role of Member States
- Important items to prepare a complaint
- The role of the European Commission
• Communicating with the regulators
- Understanding what has been communicated with
the regulators
- The ability to obtain clear information from authorities
- Cooperating in trade defence investigations
• How do member states experience anti-dumping
investigations in practice?
• What are the challenges of SMEs across sectors?
• Are EU anti-dumping investigations sufficiently transparent?
15:45 Recent Legislation, Case Law and Policies
Shaping the Trade Defence Disputes and
Barriers
Eric Pickett
Lawyer
Anwaltskanzlei Pickett (Germany)
Michael Lux
Lawyer
Michael Lux BVBA (Belgium)
Till Mueller – Ibold
Partner
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton (Belgium)
Vasiliki Avgoustidi
WTO (Switzerland)*
MemberStatesPerspective
• Recent cases
- Solar panels investigation
- Steel investigations
- The long term Bicycles measure
- Biodiesel cases against Indonesia and Brazil
• Lessons learned
- Potential cases and products at risk
- With which countries you should exercise extreme
caution
- What should we expect from the European Courts
- EU judicial review and WTO law
• The consequences of
- Compliance/non-compliance with the regulations/EU
Commission/regulations imposing protective measures
- EU Judgments/WTO reports - what happens if a case
is won or lost by a country, an exporter, importer or
Union Industry?
- Regulations: Trade Barriers Regulation …
- Lessons from recent findings of the WTO panels and
Appellate Body
16:45 Forum Adjourns
Forum Day Two:
Wednesday 21 October 2015
9:00 Opening Remarks by Co-Chairs
9:15 Europe’s Trade Relations with China
Bogdan Evtimov
Partner
Dentons (Belgium)
Vice President, Head of Trade Facilitation and Market
Lourdes Catrain
Partner
Hogan Lovells (Belgium)
• Overview of the import/export environment of China
• The treatment of China’s Non-Market Economy Status
(MES)
• Granting MES to companies in China and the European
institutions
- Will China be granted MES in 2016?
- Past experiences with a newly granted market
economies status
- Points of comparison: Russia in 2002 after being
granted MES
- What lessons did the EU learn and how might these
lessons manifest themselves in dealings with China
- How did European producers and associations act then
and what are possible reactions in 2016 and beyond
- Role of the WTO settlement dispute mechanism
• The controversies surrounding Europe’s trade relations
with China and it’s Market Economy Status;
- What are the policy implications
- How WTO membership of China allow businesses
to function
- Cases against China concerning the regulatory elements
involved in the Chinese export system
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13:15 The Optimum Structure, Roles and
Responsibilities of Trade Defence within
your Organisation
Vice President, Head of Trade Facilitation and Market
Jodie Rousell
Head of Public Affairs
Trina Solar (Switzerland)
Roberto Soprano
Huntsman (Belgium)
• What should be the roles responsibilities and structure
• Strategies on how to incorporate an effective role in your
company
• Who should be dealing with trade laws and when should
you contact your legal team
• How to warrant the correct management of your company
• Ensuring that the key issues for trade defence measures
end up at the right desk before it is too late
• When to be aware of measures against foreign countries
• Facing an trade defence at the frontline of your operations
and the coping mechanisms
• Changing the function of your team to prepare for any pitfalls
• Taking into consideration any Advance Price Agreements
(APA) to avoid any disruptions in price transfers
• When and how to communicate with the authorities
and foreign countries
• Feeding back information to your company and keeping
yourself informed of trade defence measures
14:30 Afternoon Refreshments
14:45 Managing Supply Chain Organisation and
Costs of Imported Goods when a Trade
Defence Measure Comes into Place
Delphine Neveux
Michelin (France)
Kees Wagenaar
Senior Vice President Continental Europe
Expeditors International (Netherlands)
• What impact trade defence has on the supply chain
• Knowing your customer/supplier
- The comparison of inbound and outbound processes
- Looking at your suppliers and know what they are doing
- Whether your suppliers are subject to trade defence
measures
- How customs rules differ between ports
- Protection against the import of counterfeit goods
- How foreign companies adapt to port of entry
differences and expedite clearance
- Overcoming challenges associated with product related
governmental restrictions
• Trading after you have already entered into agreements
for the purchase and subsequent sale of goods
• Manufacturers Perspective
- The customs mechanisms of not having to pay duties
under certain conditions
• Retailers Perspective
- How retailers are responding to the duties
- What is taken into consideration when buying products
to sell
BenchmarkingPanelDiscussionSupplyChainOrganisationPanelDiscussion
• China’s perspective
- WTO membership
- China’s reaction to trade defence measures of the
EU and other countries
- The prices for comparison in different markets
• The anti-dumping cases initiated against European
companies
- The shift from Chinese companies, which continue to
be a major target to European companies that are a
target of very tough Chinese anti-dumping cases
10:45 How Anti-Dumping Investigations are
Conducted: The Technical Aspects and
Trade Remedies
Dr Georg Berrisch
Partner
Baker Botts (Belgium)
James Killick
Partner
White & Case (Belgium)
Hearing Officer* (Belgium)
• Rules and conditions to justify an investigation
- Evidence of prima facie dumping/subsidies, material
injury or threat of injury and Union interest
- Identification of the domestic market industry that
is injured or threatened
- Defining material injury
- Causal link between the dumped/subsidised imports
and the injury
• Understanding the
- Stages of the procedure
- The decision making and the decisions
- Deadlines and other procedural aspects
- The role of the Commission
• Investigations
- How can investigations be made easier for companies
- What changes does the industry wish to see and what
is going to happen
• Addressing proposed measures in any investigation
and taking steps to defend the imposition of measures
to minimise their impact
• Responding to an investigation
• Double Investigations: The impact of concurred parallel
AD/AS investigations for the same product
• Auditing
- Implementing self-audit procedures and audits
of supplies
- Internal and external audits and resolving issues
of non-compliance
- Analysis of the dumping margin
- How to cooperate in order to increase chances to obtain
a lower the anti-dumping or countervailing duty?
• Aftermath of investigations
- When to check and review measures
- New exporters reviews
- Refund procedures
12:00 Networking Luncheon
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- Increasing the leeway under the customs process
to avoid duties
- The customs mechanisms on paying duties under
certain conditions
- When to move suppliers
- The profit margins and understanding the related
customs duties
15:45 Demystifying the Multifaceted Calculations:
The Drivers of Dumping Duties and How to
Control Them
Renato Antonini
Partner
Jones Day (Belgium)
Daniel Cannistra
Partner
Crowell & Moring (USA)
• The drivers of dumping duties and how to control them
- How dumping margins are calculated
- How injury margins are calculated
- The elements that really count in the injury assessment
- The pitfalls of the causation assessment
- The burden of proof
- Can we go to a more standard and transparent
approach of injury and causation assessments
• How Does customs law offer the possibility to mitigate
the impact of anti-dumping measures
- Customs valuation
- Classification
- Origin
- Tariff quotas and suspension
16:30 Issues on the Horizon for International
Trade Disputes: Litigating TDI Cases Before
the National and EU Courts
Arnoud Willems
Partner
Sidley Austin (Belgium)
Legal Service DG Trade
European Commission (Belgium)
Pascale Hecker
Referendaire at the ECJ (Belgium)*
• Reflections on the statistics re trade defense cases
at the national court, General Court and ECJ
• Standing of various parties in TDI cases, differences
between the national and EU courts
• Discussion of the acts that can be challenged
• Assessment of successful procedural arguments
• Assessment of successful substantive arguments
• Best practices in litigation
• Consequences of an annulment or invalidation
• The tension between a political decision and a legal
procedure
• The importance of transparency in the administrative
phase for court cases
• Actual effect of judgments for the applicants, third parties
and future cases
17:30 Co-Chairs Closing Remarks
17:45 End of Forum
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International Trade Disputes
Managing Trade Defence and the Barriers to Your Trade in Europe
20-21 October 2015 | Hotel Pullman Brussels Centre Midi, Belgium

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