Dumping Dragon ; Cheap Chinese Imports Pose an Increasing Risk to Domestic Industry in the Post-Meltdown Scenario As the Middle Kingdom Looks East to Offset Losses.
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Trade tensions between Delhi and Beijing may have eased following India's decision to lift restrictions on imports of Chinese toys but even as the two big trading partners smoke the peace pipe, 300-400 containers of Chinese toys are waiting at ports to be offloaded.
A 40,000-tonne consignment of soda ash may be making its way to be dumped at some Indian port. It will be taken up dirt cheap by a steel producer struggling to cope with the shortages of this critical component of steel production.See the full content of this document
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Dumping Dragon ; Cheap Chinese Imports Pose an Increasing Risk to Domestic Industry in the Post-Meltdown Scenario As the Middle Kingdom Looks East to Offset Losses.
It isn't just low-priced toys and soda ash that have invaded the market place. Linen fabrics, batteries, porcelain tiles, compact fluorescent lamps, machinery, tyres, penicillin, radio, torches and DVD players imported from the Middle King...
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