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Itac finds prima facie evidence of flat-rolled product dumping from China, Japan and Taiwan

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Update time : 2025-02-24 16:59:07

However, the commission decided not to impose provisional measures. This decision was based, among other reasons, on the need to ensure a reliable supply of the subject products, as some items included in the investigation are not produced by the applicant, steelmaker ArcelorMittal South Africa (AMSA).

The commission initiated an investigation into the alleged dumping of these products on September 20, 2024, after AMSA brought an application for remedial action against the alleged dumping of these products.

The application was supported by stainless steel producer Columbus Stainless Steel.

After reviewing responses and comments from interested parties, the commission made a preliminary determination that dumping of the subject products is taking place and that the Sacu industry is experiencing material injury directly linked to this alleged dumping.

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