China Imposes Antidumping Duties on Imports of N-Propanol
China will impose antidumping measures on imports of U.S. n-propanol, a July 17 Ministry of Commerce notice said, according to an unofficial translation. China said its n-propanol industry has suffered “substantial damage” due to the U.S. imports and will impose…
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antidumping measures in the “form of security deposits.” Beginning July 18, Chinese “import operators” must “provide the relevant deposits” to Chinese customs authorities at rates between 254.4% and 267.4%, the notice said.