EU Extends AD on Chinese Graphite Electrode Systems to Cover Artificial Graphite
The European Commission on June 20 extended antidumping duties on graphite electrode systems from China to cover artificial graphite in blocks or cylinders in an effort to combat duty circumvention, the Directorate-General for Trade and Economic Security announced. The commission…
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said it found in an investigation that the AD on graphite electrode systems from China was being circumvented by entries of artificial graphite, which is the main input material of graphite electrode systems. The AD rate on artificial graphite that is used to produce GES will be set at 74.9%.