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USITC Now Investigating Printing Plates
from China and Japan Due to Kodak Vs Fujifilm Rivalry.
The United States International Trade Commission (USITC) has entered the final phase of its comprehensive investigation into the importation of aluminum lithographic printing plates from China and Japan. This investigation, under the numbers 701-TA-694 and 731-TA-1641-1642, is a critical step in addressing the concerns raised by Eastman Kodak Company against Fujifilm.
(click here to download the latest from the USITC Aluminum Lithographic Printing Plates from China and Japan 05 09 2024)The USITC’s inquiry is focused on determining whether the imports of these printing plates are being sold at less than fair value and if they are subsidized by the government of China, which could potentially harm the U.S. industry. The allegations suggest that such practices could lead to material injury or threaten the establishment of the domestic industry.
As part of the final phase, the USITC will deliberate on the evidence presented and make a determination. The outcome of this investigation is highly anticipated as it could lead to the imposition of antidumping and countervailing duties on the imports of these products from China and Japan. Such measures are designed to level the playing field for U.S. companies and protect them from unfair competition.
The case underscores the importance of fair-trade practices and the enforcement of international trade laws. It also highlights the role of the USITC in safeguarding American industries from injurious imports that are alleged to be traded unfairly.
The printing industry, stakeholders, and international trade observers are closely monitoring the proceedings, as the USITC’s decisions could have significant implications for the market dynamics and the future of trade relations between the involved countries.
The USITC’s findings and decisions in this final phase will be pivotal in setting precedents for similar cases and reinforcing the integrity of trade regulations. The commission’s commitment to thorough investigations and fair adjudication remains central to its mission of promoting fair trade and economic growth.
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