S. Korea considers extending antidumping duties on Chinese glass

Date: 17 January 2014

South Korea's trade commission on Thursday said it will consider extending antidumping duties imposed on Chinese float glass, citing possible damage to local manufacturers.   "The Korea Trade Commission has decided to launch a review on an extension of the antidumping duties on Chinese float glass, which are set to expire on May 23, 2014," the commission said in a press release.The decision will lead to a formal investigation that may last up to six months.Float glass is a type of flat glass that is used in buildings and home appliances, among other applications.Read more here.

South Korea's trade commission on Thursday said it will consider extending antidumping duties imposed on Chinese float glass, citing possible damage to local manufacturers.  

"The Korea Trade Commission has decided to launch a review on an extension of the antidumping duties on Chinese float glass, which are set to expire on May 23, 2014," the commission said in a press release.

The decision will lead to a formal investigation that may last up to six months.

Float glass is a type of flat glass that is used in buildings and home appliances, among other applications.

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