China extends anti-dumping probe into pecans from US, Mexico
Beijing said the extension follows a preliminary ruling that found dumped pecans caused substantial damage to domestic growers, with U.S. exports worth $93.1 million in 2023.
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The United States and Mexico are the largest pecan nut producers in the world
China’s Ministry of Trade imposed provisional rates of between 17.8 and 51.6 percent for Mexican pecans
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InquirerChina extends anti-dumping probe into pecans from US, Mexico
BEIJING — China has extended an anti-dumping investigation into pecans from the United States and Mexico, Beijing's commerce ministry said on Thursday, two weeks before an expected visit by President Xi Jinping to Washington. The probe launched last year was originally expected to expire on September 25, one day after President Donald Trump's anticipated meeting with Xi in the US capital. The investigation has now been extended until March 25 ne…
The anti-dumping investigation that China maintains on imports of pecan nuts from Mexico and the United States will extend for a further six months. The Chinese Ministry of Trade set a new date of conclusion on 25 March 2027, after the process was scheduled to end on 25 September. The authority [...] The Chinese entry extends anti-dumping investigation to Mexico: what will happen to pecan nuts? aparece primero en Leader Empresarial.
The Ministry of Commerce of China extended the dumping investigation into pecan nuts in Mexico and the United States for six months.
China Extends the Anti-Dumping Investigation Into Pecan Nuts in Mexico and the United States to 2027
China expanded an anti-dumping investigation into pecan nuts from the United States and Mexico, Beijing's Ministry of Commerce reported this Thursday, two weeks before President Xi Jinping's planned visit to Washington.
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