EU MINISTERS CUT ANTI-DUMPING DUTIES FOR THREE CHINESE PLASTIC BAG PRODUCERS
March 1st, 2009
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE EUROPEAN Union (EU) Council of Ministers has slashed antidumping duties on three Chinese suppliers to the EU market of plastic bags and sacks. Ministers have agreed that exports from Huiyang Kanlun Polyethylene Manufacture Factory, of Huizhou; Bao Xiang Plastic Bag Manufacturing (Shenzhen) Co Ltd, of Shenzhen; and Quanzhou Polywin Packaging Co Ltd, of Nanan, should attract antidumping duties of 8.4 % rather than the standard rate of 28.8%. At the same time, ministers rejected applications from two other Chinese companies and two Thai ...
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