U.S. Department of Commerce Says China is Guilty of Unfair Dumping

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Department of Commerce claims that Chinese producers/exporters sold laminated woven sacks—typically used for the packaging of pet foods and birdseed—in the U.S. at 63.89 to 108.09 percent less than fair value.

“Price distortion in the marketplace is undermining the competitiveness of American manufacturers,” said Assistant Secretary for Import Administration David Spooner. “In an effort to encourage a healthy economic environment and achieve a strong and fair relationship with our trading partners, the Administration will continue its commitment to aggressively enforcing America’s trade remedy laws.”