China Imposes Anti-Dumping Tax of 17-35% on EU Potato Starch Importers

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China Imposes Anti-Dumping Tax of 17-35% on EU Potato Starch Importers

februari 07, 2008
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According to the Chinese state press, the Ministry of Commerce has started to impose an anti-dumping tax on potato starch imported from the European Union since yesterday.

Importers of potato starch are required to pay an anti-dumping tax of 17 to 35%. [Avebe 17 or 18% depending on origin; all others 35 %;See the Regulation]

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