Mexico’s economy secretariat, SE, has applied definite AD duties on cold-rolled steel sheets from China, it said on Friday.
The decision, which was published in the nation’s official gazzete, Diario Oficial, follows a request from Ternium and Altos Hornos de Mexico (AHMSA).
The AD duties range from 65.99 percent to 103.41 percent.
Imports from Baoshan Iron & Steel will pay a 65.99 percent tariff. Purchases from Tangshan Iron and Steel Group will pay an 82.08 percent duty, while imports coming through Beijing Shougang, Shougang Jingtang and all other Chinese companies will pay a 103.41 percent tax.
SE said the AD measures will take effect on Saturday, June 20.