Keywords: india, acts, dumped, imports, china, anti-dumping, directorate
India acts on "dumped" imports from China
Article | 24 April 2001
India's anti-dumping directorate, the DGAD, has recommended thatprovisional anti-dumping duties be imposed on imports of acetaminophen from China and Taiwan ...
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