According to the Moscow Times report on April 11, potassium carbonate companies in Spain, Germany, and the United Kingdom will submit applications to the European Union on the 13th, requesting that they continue to maintain restrictions on Russia, Anti-dumping measures against potassium carbonate in Belarus. After EU companies make formal requests, the EU has 15 months to make a final decision. The anti-dumping measures have been in effect since 1992 and were supposed to expire in July this year. But before the EU makes a decision, anti-dumping measures remain in effect. If the ruling remains unchanged, the 27.5% punitive tax rate will be extended to 2016.
Information source: Ministry of Commerce website
TAG: The EU may extend anti-dumping measures against potassium carbonate produced in Russia
