Antidumping Petition on Activated Carbon From China Withdrawn
Calgon Carbon Corporation and Norit Americas Inc. have withdrawn their antidumping petition on activated carbon from China.
As we previously advised, Calgon announced it had opened a "state-of-the art" activated carbon processing and packaging facility in Tianjin, China. A reader also observed that "it is ironic that the largest exporter of carbon from China(Calgon) and importer into the USA files a[n antidumping] petition. The other ironic thing about this is that the price of carbon from China has gone up over the past two years, 'not down.' This petition is about margins, not unfair international business practices."
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