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The United States Levying Anti-Dumping Duties On Woven Woven Electric Blankets Imported From China

2010/8/6 10:05:00 60

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The United States International Trade Commission decided today that the United States

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The US Department of Commerce has decided that China's Woven woven electric blanket will be sold at a reasonable price in the United States by substantial damage to the woven electric blanket imported from China.

All 6 members of the US International Trade Commission voted in favour of this.

As a result of the committee's decision, the US Department of Commerce will launch products imported from China.

Anti-dumping

Customs orders.

The United States International Trade Commission's public report said that imports from China

Woven electric blanket

The anti-dumping duties include the committee's views and the information found during the investigation.

Supplement:

The Obama administration consulted the US manufacturing industry on its proposed national export plan (NationalExportInitiative).

The plan is aimed at promoting American exports and creating jobs.

The goal is to double American exports by 2015.

The industry group, which represents American Apparel and footwear manufacturers, responded that the export doubling initiative was important for its members.

Kevin Burke, President of the organization, said: "opening up new markets for free flow of goods and improving existing trade will make American companies and their products more competitive in the global market." KevinBurke

However, in a submission to the Ministry of Commerce, the association said that the clothing industry in the United States, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, faced policy constraints in their exports.

In its ten recommendations listed in the submissions, the government first urged the government to relax its lending constraints on small and medium-sized garment enterprises.

Nate Hermann, vice president of the American Apparel and Footwear Association, told VOA that the government should first provide financial assistance to US exports, especially textile exports. NateHerman

"There are some regulatory or other obstacles," he said. "The small business administration and the US export and import bank are not allowed to lend loans to the American textile industry to help their products export."

This is because their products are imported into the United States after being made into clothing and footwear products overseas. "