The US International Trade Commission found that local metallurgy was being supplanted by cheaper imports from Japan. They set a tariff policy for Japanese nickel-plated flat products.
Thomas Steel Strip Corp, a division of Indian conglomerate Tata Steel, complained about an import of steel used in batteries and fuel lines that was sold at unfairly low prices.
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp, the world's second largest steelmaker, will have 77.7 percent dumping margins, while other companies, including Toyo Kohan Co, have 45.42 percent in stock, according to Department of Commerce ordinances. ...
In 2013, imports of nickel-plated flat products from Japan were estimated at $ 12.6 million.
USA confirms duties on Japanese flat products
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