Law360, New York (July 02, 2012, 3:22 PM ET) -- China's commerce ministry said took steps last week to crack down on the dumping of certain chemicals imported from the U.S., other countries and Europe, renewing one anti-dumping duty order and launching a new probe, according to two statements released Monday.
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced Wednesday that it had decided to renew a set of anti-dumping duties on imports of epichlorohydrin from the U.S., South Korea, Japan and Russia for five years starting June 28, according to the English version of a MOFCOM statement...
China Renews Chemical Duties On US, Launches New EU Probe
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