#52026XC03105EU opens review of anti-dumping duties on Chinese aspartame
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The EU is reopening part of its anti-dumping case on aspartame imported from China to check whether current duties still protect EU producers from harm. The review focuses on injury to the EU industry, not on all aspects of the original case. The move matters for EU aspartame producers, Chinese exporters, importers, and food and beverage businesses that use aspartame as a sweetener. If the Commission finds that existing duties are too low to offset the damage to EU producers, it may consider changing the measures after the review.
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Key Changes
- The European Commission starts a partial interim review of existing anti-dumping duties on aspartame from China.
- The review is limited to whether EU producers are still suffering injury under the current measures.
- The request points to changes in the EU producer’s structure and major Chinese overcapacity as reasons to reassess the measures.
Affected Parties
EU aspartame producersChinese aspartame exporters+2 more…
Tags
anti-dumping,aspartame,China…