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Pakistan, Iran and UAE investigated in PET dumping probe
11/09/2009 12:00
The European Union has threatened to impose tariffs on PET imports from Pakistan, Iran and the UAE in retaliation for what is believes could be anti-competitive subsidies and below-cost selling.
According to the Bloomberg news agency, the EU investigation will seek to determine if unfair practices have damaged Europe’s PET industry. Anti-dumping tariffs are already in place against PET from China, amongst other countries including India and Taiwan.
According to the Bloomberg news agency, the EU investigation will seek to determine if unfair practices have damaged Europe’s PET industry. Anti-dumping tariffs are already in place against PET from China, amongst other countries including India and Taiwan.
By Anthony Clark
Posted 7 September 2009 11:17 am GMT
Source: www.prw.com
Posted 7 September 2009 11:17 am GMT
Source: www.prw.com
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