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US ITC Mulls Ditching Chinese Steel Pipe Duties
18/06/2015 10:28
The US International Trade Commission on Wednesday said it is reviewing whether revoking tariffs on certain steel pipes made in China would enable those products to again undersell American-made, competing goods and harm US industry.
The ITC said in a notice that it was instituting a five-year review of the orders, which paved the way for an anti-dumping duty of between 69.2% and 85.55% and a countervailing duty ranging from 29.5% to 615.9% to be placed on circular, welded, carbon-quality steel pipe.
The ITC said in a notice that it was instituting a five-year review of the orders, which paved the way for an anti-dumping duty of between 69.2% and 85.55% and a countervailing duty ranging from 29.5% to 615.9% to be placed on circular, welded, carbon-quality steel pipe.
Sunday, 02 Jun 2013
Source: law360.com
Source: law360.com
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