China imposes temporary anti-dumping measures on Japan, S.Korea nitrile rubber
2018-7-16 17:25:08Editor：AmandaFont Size：Big Medium Small
China’s Ministry of Commerce said on Monday it would impose temporary anti-dumping measures on nitrile rubber from South Korea and Japan from July 16.
The ministry will collect deposits ranging between 12 percent and 37.3 percent on imports of the rubber from S.Korea, it said.
It will collect deposits ranging from 18.1 percent and 56.4 percent on imports of the product from Japan.
Exporters to be impacted by the move include Japan’s Zeon Corp and JSR Corp..
South Korean exporters named in the case include Kumho Petro Chemical Co Ltd and LG Chem.
Reuters
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