米商務省（DOC）：韓国、台湾、タイ、ベトナムのタイヤ：追徴課税へ（動画）：
DOC To Impose Duties on Tires from S. Korea,Taiwan,Thailand,Vietnam：
关税更新：DOC将对来自韩国，台湾，泰国和越南的轮胎征收关税
2020-12-30
米国商務省（DOC）：
韓国、台湾、タイ、ベトナムから米国に輸出された乗用車と小型トラックのタイヤ。
「ダンピング防止義務調査で、肯定的な予備決定」を発表した。
The DOC says
it has “preliminarily determined that exporters have dumped passenger tires in the United States” at rates of
- 14.24% to 38.07% for South Korea,
- 52.42% to 98.44% for Taiwan,
- 13.25% to 22.21% for Thailand,
- and up to 22.30% for Vietnam.
“As a result of today’s decisions, Commerce will instruct U.S. Customs and Border Protection to collect cash deposits from importers of passenger tires from South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam, based on the preliminary rates noted above.”
The DOC
is scheduled to announce its final determinations in these cases on or about May 14, 2021, unless the deadline is extended.
Modern Tire Dealer
Korean Tire Makers Concerned about U.S. Anti-dumping Tariffs
The United Steelworkers (USW) filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Commerce and the ITC in May, claiming that tires made in Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam sold below fair prices in the United States, said industry watchers on Dec. 30.
The USW asserted that dumping margins for imported tires was
45.95 to 195.20 percent for those from Korea,
21.00 to 102.00 percent for those from Taiwan,
106.40 to 217.50 percent for those from Thailand,
14.73 to 33.06 percent for those from Vietnam.
Businesskorea
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