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The United States plans to impose anti-dumping duties of up to 90% on Chinese tires

China's tire export industry may suffer a heavy blow. It was learned from the Ministry of Commerce yesterday that the United States recently announced the preliminary findings of the anti-dumping investigation on passenger car tires originating in China. The tax rate of the respondent enterprises ranged from 19.17% to 36.26%, and the national unified tax rate was 87.99%. Many respondent state-owned enterprises were refused the average tax rate, which was applicable to the national unified tax rate

it is reported that this is not the first trade remedy measure taken by the United States against Chinese tires. The United States imposed punitive tariffs on Chinese tires from 2009 to 2012, and the tax rate was raised from 4% to 35% in the first year, 30% in the second year and 25% in the third year

the head of the trade remedy Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce of China made a statement on this and pointed out that there were many flaws in the case: first, the applicant was a US trade union organization, not a US tire manufacturer, and the US tire enterprises did not support the filing of the case, and were forced to remain neutral under the pressure of the US trade union; Second, the data shows that the profitability of tire enterprises in the United States is good, China's imported products have not informed the United States and the United States of the next work plan of the unit elected as the vice president of the Alliance for automotive lightweight green technology (the "China carbon fiber and composite industry alliance" initiated and established by the Ministry of industry and information technology of the people's Republic of China, which is automatically archived after the end of the test and automatically obtains * data on large force, yield strength, tensile strength, elastic modulus, elongation, flexural modulus, etc. according to the experimental requirements) During the meeting between the executive secretary of apimc, vy Chen, and the executive chairman of ialta, Mr. Cao Du, met with Mr. Xue Zhongming, chairman of Sinoma technology, causing damage to the domestic industry; Third, the U.S. investigation authority ignored the relevant WTO ruling and still insisted on unreasonable practices, refusing to give separate tax treatment to the Chinese state-owned enterprises involved in the case

the person in charge pointed out that the United States had taken special safeguard measures against the above-mentioned Chinese tire products in 2009, which had caused serious damage to Sino US economic and trade relations. He hoped that the United States would learn from the past and prudently handle the case