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Japan studying possible Chinese dumping
04/12/2014 12:00
Japanese government officials are examining a chemical product imported from China for a possible dumping case.
The product, toluene diisocyanate, or TDI, is used in polyurethane for car seats and other items.
Leading Japanese maker Mitsui Chemicals filed a complaint with Japan's government last December, claiming that TDI from China is priced unreasonably low.
Officials at the trade and finance ministries found that the price is believed to be around one-fourth of that in China. They say that as a result, over 3 years from 2010, Japanese producers suffered lower sales volume and had to reduce their prices.
The officials plan to further examine the case and consider whether to impose an anti-dumping duty.
Source: NHK
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