China Launches Antidumping Probe into Pyridine from India, Japan

The Ministry of Commerce, PRC (Mofcom; Beijing) launched an antidumping investigation on September 21 into imports of pyridine from India and Japan, the Chinese government says. Mofcom will investigate if pyridine is being dumped, the margins, and the impact on China's pyridine industry. The investigation is expected to be completed within a year, but can be extended for another six months under special circumstances, the government says. Pyridine is used as a key raw material and solvent in the production of several products such as pesticides, drugs...

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