China extends ADDs on MIBK from South Korea, Japan, South Africa
Fanny Zhang
20-Mar-2024
SINGAPORE (ICIS)–China has imposed anti-dumping duties (ADD) on imports of methyl isobutyl ketone (MIBK) from South Korea, Japan and South Africa for another five years starting 20 March 2024, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said.
There were no changes in the duty rates, which range from 15.9% to 190.4% depending on origin.
Company | Duty rate |
South Korea | |
Kumho P&B Chemicals Inc | 18.5% |
All others | 32.3% |
Japan | |
Mitsui Chemicals Inc | 45.0% |
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation | 47.8% |
All others | 190.4% |
South Africa | |
Sasol South Africa (Pty) Ltd | 15.9% |
All others | 34.1% |
The ADDs had been in place for five years from 20 March 2018 to 19 March 2023, and were extended for another year of investigation.
The ministry said scrapping the measure would result in re-occurrence of dumping.
Global News + ICIS Chemical Business (ICB)
See the full picture, with unlimited access to ICIS chemicals news across all markets and regions, plus ICB, the industry-leading magazine for the chemicals industry.
Contact us
Partnering with ICIS unlocks a vision of a future you can trust and achieve. We leverage our unrivalled network of industry experts to deliver a comprehensive market view based on independent and reliable data, insight and analytics.
Contact us to learn how we can support you as you transact today and plan for tomorrow.