(plasticsnews) -- The Canberra-based Australian
Customs and Border Protection Service (ACBPS) is inviting submissions from
industry into whether anti-dumping measures, implemented to stop Japanese
manufacturers exporting PVC at prices less than the resin’s normal value in
Australia, should continue.
Anti-dumping measures currently apply to PVC exports from Japan and the U.S.,
but the measures for Japanese imports expire Oct. 21, 2012. ACBPS invited
industry Dec. 9 to respond to whether measures imposed on Japanese imports
should continue for another five years.
Anti-dumping measures were first implemented in 1992 and reimposed in 1997,
2002 and 2007.
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