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The US International Trade Commission Decided To Impose Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Electric Blankets.

2010/7/29 17:52:00 57

Anti Dumping Of The International Trade Commission

The International Trade Commission of the United States made the final ruling on the 28 day, and agreed to pmit the Chinese woven fabric to the United States on the ground that the so-called Chinese woven woven blankets caused substantial damage to the related industries in the United States.

Electric blanket

Up to 174.85% of the anti-dumping sanctions are implemented.

According to the affirmative damage of the US International Trade Commission, the US Department of Commerce will issue anti dumping measures against Chinese woven electric blankets.

According to the decision of the US Department of Commerce in June 28th, except the three companies of Ningbo Vico United Trading Group Limited, Ningbo polar hair electrical appliance Co., Ltd. and Hong Guo Electronics (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., 77.75% of the anti-dumping duties will be levied, the other Chinese manufacturers will be charged with a tax rate of 174.85%.

According to the relevant procedures of the United States, the Ministry of Commerce ruled that the dumping rate is mainly related to dumping. The US International Trade Commission's ruling mainly deals with damage to the US industry.

If the two sides finally decide that the dumping of foreign goods is established, the Ministry of commerce can order the customs to impose sanctions on the relevant products.

The US statistics show that the United States imported woven fabrics from China between 2007 and 2009.

Electric blanket

The number increased by 70%.

In 2009, the United States from China.

Imported

A total of 55 million 919 thousand dollars in woven electric blanket.

According to the insiders, the export profits of electric blanket products are between 4% and 5%. If the anti-dumping duty is levied on 77.5% or even 174.85%, the US customers will surely not be able to bear the increase. Many Chinese related enterprises can only be forced to withdraw from the US market.

Since the Obama administration came into power last year, the United States has been holding high trade rods for Chinese products. China's official media commented that the US launched a wave of anti-dumping and countervailing sanctions against China, almost to the extent of "every Monday" or even "weekly cases".

For the US trade protectionism, China has made many solemn representations and requested the US side to abide by the consensus reached by both sides, oppose trade protectionism and jointly cope with the financial crisis.

China's Ministry of Commerce stressed that China firmly opposes any practice of abusing anti-dumping rules and promoting trade protectionism.