UK Proposes Duty on Chinese Titanium Dioxide
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Britain urged to slap tariffs on popular Chinese import being 'dumped' into UK
Tariffs on Chinese imports of a vital paint-whitening chemical would safeguard jobs in a "key UK industry", the trade watchdog has said. The Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) said that China had been "dumping" rutile titanium dioxide, a white pigment used in paints, paper and plastics. This posed a "real and immediate threat" to UK industry, it said, and recommended trade tariffs of up to 64 per cent be imposed. But others warned that the impact of…
The UK Trade Remedies Office is proposing to impose duties of 48.3 to 63.6 percent on imports of rutile titanium dioxide from China. It is an important industrial raw material used mainly as a white pigment in paints, plastics and paper.
Britain’s China tariff debate is moving deeper into supply chains
Britain’s proposed duties on Chinese rutile titanium dioxide show how trade tensions are extending into industrial materials that receive little public attention but support large manufacturing supply chains. The pigment is widely used in paints, plastics and paper, making the decision relevant well beyond its domestic producers. Protecting British production could preserve jobs and supply capacity, while raising costs for companies that depend…
On Wednesday (October 7), the UK Trade Relief Agency (TRA) released preliminary recommendations to impose new anti-dumping duties on imports of rutile titanium dioxide from China.
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