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June 01, 2004 

Thailand May File Antidumping Cases on Products from China

As indicated by a recent article in The Nation, one of Thailand's leading English newspapers, the United States is not alone in using antidumping cases as a measure to stem the flow of imports from the People's Republic of China. Manufacturers of electronics, textiles, jewelry and air conditioners in Thailand claim that they are facing significant pricing pressures from imports of low-priced Chinese products. Click here to read article.


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