#52026XC03329EU reopens anti-dumping investigation into Chinese TCCA imports
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The EU is reopening its anti-dumping investigation into Chinese imports of trichloroisocyanuric acid, known as TCCA or symclosene, to check whether existing duties are being undercut by lower export prices. TCCA is used mainly as a disinfectant and water-treatment chemical, including in swimming pools. The review matters for EU chemical producers, Chinese exporters, importers, distributors, and buyers of TCCA. If the Commission finds that exporters lowered prices to absorb the duty, it could increase the anti-dumping duty so the measure has its intended effect.
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Key Changes
- The Commission reopens the anti-dumping investigation into TCCA imports from China.
- The review will examine whether Chinese export prices fell after the duties were imposed.
- If duty absorption is confirmed, the EU may adjust or raise the anti-dumping duties.