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Mexico starts anti-dumping investigation into Japan's steel sheets

Mexico starts anti-dumping investigation into Japan's steel sheets

Mexico has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into steel sheet imports from Japan, as per a resolution published in the country's official gazette, reports <source 8afcfb6e-ac4>. Grupo Acerero, the entity that requested the investigation, alleged that Japanese steel sheets are subjected to unfair trade practices, particularly price discrimination.

The investigation, approved by Mexico's Ministry of Economy, is expected to span until 2025, with damage analysis covering the period from January 2023 to December 2025. The resolution also noted that the investigation will encompass steel sheet imports from Japan, irrespective of the specific export country, and is set to commence.

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