15 February 2010 13:38 [Source: ICIS news]
MUMBAI (ICIS news)--India will soon initiate an anti-dumping investigation into polypropylene (PP) imports from South Korea, Taiwan and the US, market sources said on Monday.
The investigation is being launched following an application made by Indian producers last year.
A market source said letters had been issued to the embassies of the three countries and a notification was likely to be issued soon.
“It will take a few months for the investigation to be completed. We will know about provisional anti-dumping duties, if any, by May or June,” said a second market source.
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Provisional duties lasting.
The second market source said a notification on the extension of provisional duties by two months was likely to be released soon.
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