South Africa imposes steep tariffs on structural steel imports from China, Thailand
South Africa's trade watchdog found dumped steel imports caused harm to local producers as imports account for 36% of steel consumption, with China supplying 73% of these imports.
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BRICS Collapse Continues: South Africa Imposes Hefty Tariffs on Chinese Steel
The International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (ITAC) announced on Friday that it will impose heavy tariffs on Chinese steel, after an investigation found evidence of product dumping. The post BRICS Collapse Continues: South Africa Imposes Hefty Tariffs on Chinese Steel appeared first on Breitbart.
South Africa imposes steep tariffs on structural steel imports from China, Thailand
March 20 (Reuters) – South Africa has imposed steep import duties on structural steel imports from China and Thailand after finding evidence of dumping, the country’s trade watchdog has said. Structural steel imports from China face tariff rates of 74.98%, while a 20.32% duty would be applied to similar products from Thailand, according to a government notice dated March 19. South Africa in 2024 imposed provisional anti-dumping duties of 52.…
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