China imposes provisional antidumping duties on toluidine from EU

The Ministry of Commerce, PRC (Mofcom; Beijing) will impose provisional antidumping duties on imports of toluidine from the European Union starting 1 March, the Chinese government announced today. An antidumping investigation was launched in June 2012 following complaints from Chinese manufacturers of toluidine. The investigation revealed that toluidine imports from the European Union were dumped in the Chinese market, causing substantial damage to the Chinese toluidine industry, the government says. EU companies will have to pay the Chinese customs...

This information is only available to Chemical Week subscribers.

Forgot your user ID or password?
Click here to have it sent to you.

Email Address First Name Last Name

Not an IHS Chemical Week 24/7 member yet? Here's why you should be: Searchable online archive access of the last 2 years of Chemical Week. Print or digital magazine subscription Price and market change alerts Economic data and statistics Buyers' Guides Webcasts | whitepapers