More Duties On China Steel Pipe
The
U.S. on Feb. 24 imposed preliminary duties ranging from 11% to 13% on
steel pipe from China to offset government subsidies, the Commerce Department
said.
The U.S. on Feb. 24 imposed preliminary duties ranging from 11% to 13% on steel pipe from China to offset government subsidies, the Commerce Department said. The case concerns seamless carbon and alloy pipe of 16 inches or less used in industrial piping systems to carry water, steam, petrochemicals, chemicals, oil products, natural gas and other liquids and gasses. The United States imported $382 million of the pipe from China in 2008, compared to $130 million in 2007.
The U.S. on Feb. 24 imposed preliminary duties ranging from 11% to 13% on steel pipe from China to offset government subsidies, the Commerce Department said. The case concerns seamless carbon and alloy pipe of 16 inches or less used in industrial piping systems to carry water, steam, petrochemicals, chemicals, oil products, natural gas and other liquids and gasses. The United States imported $382 million of the pipe from China in 2008, compared to $130 million in 2007.
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