South Africa revised the scope of anti-dumping taxation on China's bolts and nuts

The South African International Trade Management Committee recently announced that the scope of taxation of anti-dumping measures on steel bolts and nuts for China since July 21, 2010 has been applied to the scope of bolt exclusion for the expanded metal casing.

According to a press release issued by the Ministry of Commerce on September 6, the South African International Trade Commission recently announced that since July 21, 2010, the scope of taxation on anti-dumping measures against steel bolts and nuts from China has been applied to the expansion of the metal sleeve Bolts exclude taxation.

In July 1998, South Africa initiated an anti-dumping investigation against steel bolts and nuts originally manufactured in China; in August 1999, South Africa made an affirmative final ruling on the case; in June 2010, South Africa made bolts for steel products originally produced in China. The second anti-dumping sunset review of the nut was initiated.