THAI DUMPING
February 1st, 2002
BY MARK ROWETHE THAI government has imposed provisional anti-dumping duties between five and 25 per cent on hot and cold rolled steel products from Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Spain and Germany, launching a definitive duty inquiry. Preliminary investigations by a government committee concluded that hot-rolled steel in sheets and coils, cold-rolled steel in coils, coated steel and stainless steel from these countries were being dumped in Thailand. Flat cold-rolled stainless steel from Japan was priced 53 per cent lower than in domestic markets. The other countries ...
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