China Extends Antidumping Measures on Trichloroethylene from Japan and Russia

The Ministry of Commerce (Mofcom; Beijing) has extended China’s antidumping measures for trichloroethylene (TCE) imported from Japan and Russia for a further five years starting today, the Chinese government says. China originally imposed the antidumping duties for five years starting July 22, 2005. China launched in July 2010 a review of the duties in response to applications from Chinese TEC manufacturers. Mofcom concluded that dumping of TEC from Japan and Russia might continue and once again damage the Chinese industry if the measures were terminated...

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