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China slaps anti-dumping duties on plastics from US, EU, Japan, Taiwan

  • China announced anti-dumping duties on imports of POM copolymers from the US, EU, Japan, and Taiwan on May 18, 2025.
  • The duties follow an investigation initiated in May 2024, which was prompted by the recent significant rise in U.S. tariffs on Chinese products such as electric vehicles and computer chips.
  • POM copolymers are engineering plastics utilized in automotive, electronics, and medical sectors, serving as substitutes for certain metals including copper and zinc.
  • The highest anti-dumping rate is 74.9% on US imports, while duties on European, Japanese, and Taiwanese imports range from 24.5% to 35.5%, with exceptions receiving lower rates.
  • This move concludes China's investigation but occurs amid a 90-day US-China tariff truce and growing hopes of easing trade tensions.
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China will impose anti-dumping duties of between 3.8 and 74.9 per cent on imports of polyformaldehyde copolymer, a compound used to partially replace copper, zinc, tin, lead and other metal materials. The measure, directed against the United States, the European Union, Taiwan and Japan, will be in force from today and for a period of five years.

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The customs dispute between China and the US continues, and EU products are also affected.

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The new duties will now affect imports of polyformaldehyde copolymer, a plastic commonly used in the production of cars, medical devices and household appliances.

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