CITT finds no injury on corrosion resistant steel import from China, Taiwan, India and South Korea
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal, has conducted an inquiry to determine whether the dumping of corrosion-resistant flat-rolled steel sheet products of carbon steel imports from China, Taiwan, India and South Korea and determined that it has not caused injury but is threatening to cause injury to the domestic industry
Products of carbon steel, including products alloyed with the following elements:
Boron (B) not more than 0.01%,
Niobium (Nb) not more than 0.100%,
Titanium (Ti) not more than 0.08%, or
Vanadium (V) not more than 0.300%,
in coils or cut lengths, in thicknesses up to 0.168 in (4.267 mm) and widths up to 72 in (1,828.8 mm) with all dimensions being plus or minus allowable tolerances contained in the applicable standards, chemically passivated
Excluding
Unpassivated corrosion-resistant steel sheet products
Corrosion-resistant steel sheet products for use in the manufacture of passenger automobiles, buses, trucks, ambulances or hearses or chassis therefor, or parts thereof, or accessories or parts thereof
Steel products for use in the manufacture of aeronautic products
Steel sheet that is coated or plated with tin, lead, nickel, copper, chromium, chromium oxides, both tin and lead terne plate, or both chromium and chromium oxides tin-free steel
Stainless flat-rolled steel products
Corrosion-resistant steel sheet products that have been pre-painted or coated with organic (non-metallic) coatings, including lacquers or varnishes
Galvanized armouring tape, which is narrow flat steel tape of 3 in or less, that has been coated by a final operation with zinc by either the hot-dip galvanizing or the electro galvanizing process so that all surfaces, including the edges, are coated
Tool steel
The CBSA’s period of investigations for its dumping investigation covered April 1, 2017, to March 31, 2018.
Source : Strategic Research Institute