US EditionCargill secures initial victory in erythritol anti-dumping case vs China, but move has unintended consequences
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Cargill secures initial victory in erythritol anti-dumping case vs China, but move has unintended consequences
Seven months after filing a petition with the US Dept of Commerce and US International Trade Commission warning of the deleterious impact of a flood of cheap erythritol imports from China, Cargill can claim an initial victory. The only US manufacturer of erythritol, a zero-calorie bulk sweetener widely used in beverages, candy, frostings and glazes, gum and other products, Cargill claims to have been “materially injured” by Chinese-made erythrit…
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