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India Holds Anti-Dumping Investigation On Imported Sodium Hydroxide
India
government
Anti-dumping investigations were carried out against sodium hydroxide imported from Thailand, China, Taipei and Norway.
This is an action taken after the application of anti-dumping investigation by the India alkali Manufacturers Association to the designated department of the Ministry of Commerce.
The designated department of the Ministry of Commerce of India will decide.
Existence
The so-called degree of dumping influence is then recommended for anti-dumping.
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