The European Union has slapped fresh tariffs on imports of Chinese glass fibres, arguing that they are being sold in the 27-member bloc at below cost price, a practice known as 'dumping'.
The tariffs will last five years at rates of up to 13.8 percent, the commission announced on Wednesday (9 March).
Chopped glass-fibre strands, glass-fibre rovings and mats made of glass-fibre filaments are all covered by the import duties, products frequently used to make reinforced plastics. <...
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