China announced
Thursday it has started an anti-dumping investigation of imported
Nonyl Phenol originating from India. Such product from
China's Taiwan Province also has to go through anti-dumping investigation
while entering the Chinese mainland. The Ministry of Commerce of
China said it would scrutinize whether the imported products from
the areas constitute dumping, and if so would confirm the scope of
dumping. The investigation would
conclude before Dec. 29, 2006, but may extend until June 29, 2007
under certain conditions, according to the announcement. Nonyl phenol is a kind of
chemical used in areas of textile, lubricating oil, rubber and
pesticide. China has altogether
launched about 40 anti-dumping investigations of imported goods
since 1997, when the country started the first anti-dumping case,
according to sources with the Ministry of Commerce.
Source: Xinhuanet
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