China initiated 15 anti-dumping investigations since its entry to WTO
In a recent statement released from
China Ministry of Commerce (MOC), it is reported that
China has been initiated fifteen anti-dumping investigations since it entered to World Trade Organization (WTO) on December 11, 2001.
However, since
China issued anti-dumping regulations in 1997, it is reported that
China has conducted twenty-seven anti-dumping investigations on the products imported from the countries, including US, EU,
Japan and
Korea.
The anti-dumping investigation included the imported products from steel, chemical, textiles and telecommunications industries. It is stated after the investigations, eighteen cases were concluded with anti-dumping duty, with the allege of imports' having damaged domestic industry.