China to Continue Antidumping Measures on SBR from Japan, Korea, Russia

The Ministry of Commerce (Mofcom; Beijing) says that China will continue to impose antidumping measures on styrene butadiene rubber (SBR) imported from Japan, Korea, and Russia. China decided to take the antidumping measures after a one-year review, as dumping of SBR could continue otherwise and cause damage to the domestic industry, Mofcom says. The antidumping measures will be effective for five years, starting September 8, 2009. Mofcom launched a review of antidumping measures for SBR from Japan, Korea, and Russia from September 2008 on the request of the...

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