China Extends Antidumping Measures on Chloroform Imported from EU, Korea, and U.S. but not India

The Ministry of Commerce (Mofcom; Beijing) says that China has decided to extend its antidumping measures on chloroform imported the European Union (EU), Korea, and the U.S., for another four years starting November 30, 2010. China first imposed antidumping duties on chloroform imported the EU, India, Korea, and the U.S. for five years starting November 30, 2004. In November 2009, China launched a final review on antidumping measures on chloroform imported from the EU, Korea, and the U.S. in response to applications from Chinese chloroform manufacturers. The...

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