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Reuters: U.S. locks in duties on Chinese aluminum sheet imports


2018-12-07 (191 Days Old)Total Views: 64 | Last 7 Days: 4

The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Friday it made a final determination that American producers were being harmed by imports of common alloy aluminum sheet products from China, a finding that locks in duties on the products.


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