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U.S. imposed antidumping duties on imports from China of pipes used in oil production

U.S. imposed antidumping duties on imports from China of steel pipes used in oil production. The decision adopted today, the U.S. Committee of Foreign Trade . Anti-dumping duties for Chinese products range from 10,36% to 15,78%. This measure is designed to combat subsidies, which, according to the U.S. government, the Chinese authorities began to pay their producers.

According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, imports of steel pipes from China since 2006. in 2008. increased by 360%. Only in 2008. Chinese suppliers sold a pipe in the United States amounting to 2.7 billion dollars

Previously, the United States and China have disputes over access to the American market of Chinese tires, as well as the restrictions on the supply of American movies and meat birds in the PRC.