Mexico opens anti-dumping investigation into Japanese steel sheets
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- Mexico has opened an anti-dumping investigation into steel sheet imports originating in Japan after a complaint from Grupo Acerero.
- The investigation will examine imports regardless of the country from which they are exported, with the review period extending through 2025.
- Mexico will assess potential injury to domestic producers from January 2023 through December 2025.
Mexico has opened an anti-dumping investigation into steel sheets originating in Japan, following a request from Grupo Acerero over alleged unfair international trade practices.
A resolution published in Mexico’s official gazette said the complaint involved alleged price discrimination involving imported steel sheets manufactured in Japan. The Mexican Ministry of Economy accepted the request and initiated the investigation.
The investigation period will run through 2025. Mexico will examine possible injury to domestic producers during the period from January 2023 to December 2025.
The resolution said the probe covers steel sheet imports originating in Japan regardless of the country from which the products were exported.
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