Brazil collects anti-dumping duty on Chinese bike tire
2014-6-20 14:21:39Editor：超级管理员Font Size：Big Medium Small
Recently, Brazil's Trade Protection Bureau notified Chinese diplomats that the Brazil authority has decided to levy an antidumping (AD) duty on the bike tire connecting rods from China at the rate of USD 0.28-3.85/kg for five years from March 1, 2014; the products are under Mercosur HS Code 4011.5000.
Recently, Brazil's Trade Protection Bureau notified Chinese diplomats that the Brazil authority has decided to levy an antidumping (AD) duty on the bike tire connecting rods from China at the rate of USD 0.28-3.85/kg for five years from March 1, 2014; the products are under Mercosur HS Code 4011.5000.
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