0
Home
News
Directory
E-newsletter
Magazine
Events
Data
AgReport
Subscribe
US to charge China for anti-dumping laws
Mar. 9, 2010
In a move denounced as "protectionism," the US has announced it will impose preliminary duties of as much as 109% on imported Chinese potassium phosphate salts, reports China Daily. The US Department of Commerce said in a statement that it had preliminarily determined that subsidies equal to the proposed duties were received by Chinese producers and exporters. However, the Commerce Department will not make a final determination until May.
US imports of Chinese potassium phosphate salts were valued at about US$16.4 million from 2006 to 2008, according to data from the US government. US imports of potassium salts from China increased by 228% during this time.
Source: FCI
More from AgroNews
Change
Hot TopicSubscribe
| Subscribe Email: | * | |
| Name: | ||
| Mobile Number: | ||
Comment
0/1200
NEWSLETTER