India imposes 5-year levy on South Korea NBR
05 January 2009 13:01 [Source: ICIS news]
NEW DELHI (ICIS news)--
The government has levied an ADD of $38.73/tonne on imports from Korea Kumho Petrochemical Co (KKPC) and LG Chem.
All other imports of Korean origin would attract a levy of $362.75/tonne. This tariff would remain in force for five years beginning 2 January.
The tariff protection is to benefit the country’s sole NBR producer, Eliokem India Private Limited (EIPL), which is a subsidiary of
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