China Slaps Anti-Dumping Duty on Canadian Canola
China's Commerce Ministry has announced a preliminary anti-dumping duty on Canadian canola imports. A deposit rate of 75.8% will be enforced from Thursday. This decision, detailed in an official statement, marks a significant development in the trade relations between China and Canada.
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China's Commerce Ministry unveiled a preliminary anti-dumping duty targeting canola imports originating from Canada on Tuesday, a move confirmed in an official statement.
The imposed deposit rate of 75.8% will take effect for Canadian companies starting this Thursday, according to the statement.
This action highlights ongoing trade tensions between China and Canada, with potential implications for bilateral economic relations.
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