U.S. imposes countervailing duty on imported wood flooring from China

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The United States initially decided to levy a countervailing duty on imported wood flooring from China, but the US Department of Commerce is still evaluating dumping complaints. It is expected that the results will be announced in mid-May.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the U.S. Department of Commerce made a preliminary decision on Tuesday to impose a 27.01% countervailing duty on multi-layered wooden flooring imported from China. The Chinese government said that it provided unfair subsidies to local production companies.

However, before the official collection of countervailing duties, the Ministry of Commerce must make a final decision and the US International Trade Commission must determine that the relevant imports are damaging to the interests of U.S. producers.

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