The U.S. Department of Commerce 19th announced the preliminary results, identified from China and Taiwan and India, South Korea imports of polyester staple fiber products exist dumping, of which the Chinese mainland products dumping margin of 63.26% to 181.46%, the dumping margin of Taiwan products is 0% to 48.86%.
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In response to complaints from three U.S. companies, the Department of Commerce launched a “double counter” survey of polyester staple products imported from the countries and regions in June this year. The U.S. Department of Commerce in early November to determine the imports from mainland China and India, the products have subsidies, of which the Chinese mainland products subsidy range of 41.73% to 47.64%. Earlier, the United States International Trade Commission also made a preliminary cut in July, identified from mainland China and Taiwan and India, South Korea imports of polyester staple fiber products to the United States related industries caused substantial damage.
According to the U.S. Ministry of Commerce 19th, the United States Department of Commerce will notify the U.S. Customs to levy a corresponding margin on the products of polyester staple fibres imported from mainland China and Taiwan as well as India and South Korea.
In accordance with the U.S. procedures, the U.S. Department of Commerce and the International Trade Commission will be in May 2018 and June, respectively, the survey was finalized. If all two institutions make a positive final, the U.S. Department of Commerce will require Customs to impose tariffs on related products.
The U.S. Department of Commerce data showed that the United States in 2016 imports of polyester staple fiber products in the amount of about 79.41 million U.S. dollars, imports from Taiwan related products amount to about 9.58 million U.S. dollars.
China’s Ministry of Commerce has repeatedly expressed its hope that the United States Government will abide by the commitments against trade protectionism and jointly uphold a free, open and fair international trading environment and properly handle trade frictions in a more rational way.
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