At the regular press conference held on June 28th by the Ministry of Commerce, Wang Xinpei, a spokesperson, said that the US Department of Commerce will apply for anti-dumping and anti-subsidy merger investigations on non-road tire products exported by China to the United States. Follow and closely track progress. It is understood that this is the first time that the Ministry of Commerce has publicly stated the matter.
At the press conference, Wang Xinpei said that China has learned that on June 18th, the U.S. domestic industry raised an application for anti-dumping and anti-subsidy merger investigations of non-road tire products exported from China to the United States. China is concerned about this and will Closely follow the progress of this case.
The reporter learned from the Ministry of Commerce’s Bureau of Import and Export Fair Trade that on June 18th, the U.S. domestic industry submitted a petition to the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. International Trade Commission, requesting the initiation of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy merger investigations on non-road tires from China. Claiming that in terms of quantity and amount, such products exported to the United States for unfair trade have occupied a huge market share in the United States and are still growing, causing substantial damage to the US industry and will continue to pose substantial threats of damage. At the same time, the complainant advocated the election of India as an alternative country to calculate the margin of dumping, accusing China of dumping margin of 87%. According to relevant U.S. law, the U.S. Department of Commerce shall decide whether to initiate an investigation within 20 days after receiving the complaint.
It is reported that the Tire Branch of the China Rubber Industry Association has invited the heads of tire exporting departments of various companies to attend the meeting in Shanghai on June 29th to hear relevant departments of the Ministry of Commerce’s Import and Export Fair Trade Bureau, Minmetals Chemicals Chamber of Commerce and other relevant departments’ anti-dumping and anti-dumping measures against US tires. Subsidize the investigation of the situation and study anti-dumping measures.
Since 2003, China has become the second largest tire producer and exporter in the world. Statistics from the National Bureau of Statistics show that in 2006, the national tire production increased to 430 million, while China's tire exports accounted for more than 30% of the total output. The rapid growth of exports has caused China's tire companies to face more and more trade barriers. So far, Australia, Brazil, Peru, Egypt, Turkey, South Africa, Mexico, India and many other countries have initiated anti-dumping investigations on China’s export tires. China's tire industry has become an industry with high frequency and frequency of anti-dumping in international trade. one.
At the press conference, Wang Xinpei said that China has learned that on June 18th, the U.S. domestic industry raised an application for anti-dumping and anti-subsidy merger investigations of non-road tire products exported from China to the United States. China is concerned about this and will Closely follow the progress of this case.
The reporter learned from the Ministry of Commerce’s Bureau of Import and Export Fair Trade that on June 18th, the U.S. domestic industry submitted a petition to the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. International Trade Commission, requesting the initiation of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy merger investigations on non-road tires from China. Claiming that in terms of quantity and amount, such products exported to the United States for unfair trade have occupied a huge market share in the United States and are still growing, causing substantial damage to the US industry and will continue to pose substantial threats of damage. At the same time, the complainant advocated the election of India as an alternative country to calculate the margin of dumping, accusing China of dumping margin of 87%. According to relevant U.S. law, the U.S. Department of Commerce shall decide whether to initiate an investigation within 20 days after receiving the complaint.
It is reported that the Tire Branch of the China Rubber Industry Association has invited the heads of tire exporting departments of various companies to attend the meeting in Shanghai on June 29th to hear relevant departments of the Ministry of Commerce’s Import and Export Fair Trade Bureau, Minmetals Chemicals Chamber of Commerce and other relevant departments’ anti-dumping and anti-dumping measures against US tires. Subsidize the investigation of the situation and study anti-dumping measures.
Since 2003, China has become the second largest tire producer and exporter in the world. Statistics from the National Bureau of Statistics show that in 2006, the national tire production increased to 430 million, while China's tire exports accounted for more than 30% of the total output. The rapid growth of exports has caused China's tire companies to face more and more trade barriers. So far, Australia, Brazil, Peru, Egypt, Turkey, South Africa, Mexico, India and many other countries have initiated anti-dumping investigations on China’s export tires. China's tire industry has become an industry with high frequency and frequency of anti-dumping in international trade. one.
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