India to levy anti-dumping duties on Chinese imports of chemical products

Global network reporter Zhong Weidong January 12, according to the Indian Economic Times 12th News, the Indian government is considering a Chinese imports of a chemical products of 236 U.S. dollars per ton of anti-dumping duties, so as to protect India's domestic related industries from China's "cheap goods" competition.　　It is reported that the chemical is used in the manufacture of bricks, tiles and porcelain.　　Reported that India's Ministry of Commerce under the Anti-Dumping Bureau has found that India's imports from China, "barium carbonate" is lower than normal value, and will be levied anti-dumping duties, the tax range of 76 U.S. dollars per ton-236 dollars. reported that earlier because of India's domestic industry complained, the general anti-dumping agency investigated, and found that India's imports from China's "barium carbonate" from the previous year's 13539 tons increased to 2008-2009 annual 25513 tons.