The US will impose anti-dumping duties on Chinese couplers
The US International Trade Commission has determined that the Chinese couplers have been subsidized by the Chinese government, resulting in their importation at below-market prices, according to the Railway Supply portal.
As a result of the commission’s decision, additional duties will be imposed on certain couplers.
The complaint in this matter was filed by the American coupler manufacturer McConway & Torley and the United Steelworkers union.
After the commission’s decision, the US Department of Commerce will determine the amount of anti-dumping duties to offset the subsidies provided by the Chinese government to its coupler manufacturers.
This is intended to create equal market conditions for American and Chinese companies.
Photo: McConway & Torley/ mcconway.com
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