·The United States once again raised anti-dumping sticks for Chinese tires
On January 8, the US Titan Tire Company and the United States Steel Workers Union (USW) jointly filed an indictment with the US Department of Commerce and the US International Trade Commission to initiate anti-dumping and countervailing investigations on off-highway tires from China and other countries. .
The indictment alleges that imported tires from China, India and Sri Lanka were dumped in the United States, a serious violation of international trade agreements. These imported tires have benefited from the government's improper subsidies, causing substantial damage to the relevant industries in the United States.
I understand that the basic description of the product under investigation is consistent with the first “double-reverse†survey initiated by the same product in China in 2007. The only difference is that this is for off-highway tires mounted on vehicles or rims. .
Leo Gerard, president of the International Union of Steel Workers' Unions, claims that tire producers and importers from China have bypassed US regulation to evade their tariffs by playing tricks.
According to the information provided by the federation, these tires are mainly from China, India and Sri Lanka. Imported tires in these countries account for about 41% of similar imported tires in the United States. This figure does not include tires used in construction machinery.
It is understood that the insured tire products, including agricultural tires, industrial tires, construction machinery tires, and whether they have been installed or used are covered.
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