Aluminium extruders want quick relief under rare dumping probe
The Government has ordered a global safeguard investigation into aluminium extrusion imports that could see a provisional duty imposed within two months.
Aluminium extruders are suffering from a surge in allegedly dumped exports.
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Aluminium extruders are hoping for provisional relief under a rare safeguard dumping investigation within two months.
The move follows the industry being impacted by a surge of allegedly subsidised or dumped Asian imports, particularly in the past three months.
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