Beijing, July 23 (Jiji Press)–China’s Commerce Ministry lifted its antidumping duties on Japan-made stainless steel products Tuesday in line with a World Trade Organization recommendation.
The global trade watchdog made the recommendation in June last year, which China agreed to follow.
China imposed the antidumping duties in 2019, claiming that stainless steel products from Japan were sold at less than fair value and that Chinese industry was damaged as a result.
