Saccharin from China - USITC

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***“No.”***“If the order were revoked, we anticipate that large volumes of Chinese saccharin would enter the UnitedStates and the price of imported Chinese saccharin would decline. With prices at low levels it would nolonger be profitable for our company to trade in saccharin.”***“No.”***“We are currently handling saccharin from India and Japan, however, if the order is revoked, we will needto look at also importing saccharin from China to be competitive.”***“No.”***“No.”***“No.”***“With any pending anti-dumping duty put with saccharin, we will make a commercial decision and nolonger import Indian saccharin.”***“No.”***“*** has not been involved in importing or purchasing saccharin since 2004 and does not anticipate anyfuture involvement.”***“No. Due to quality issues and risk mitigation.”D-4
***“***.”***“No.”***“No.”***“No.”The Commission requested U.S. importers to describe the significance of the existingantidumping duty order covering imports of saccharin in terms of their effect on their firms’imports, U.S. shipments of imports, and inventories. (Question II-11)***“We have only sold material originating from Korea.”***“The existing antidumping duty actually prevents *** from selling more saccharin in the United States.At times we feel that certain questionable business practices by *** seem to be unfair and drive marketprices to end users incredibly high.”***“It keeps the cost of our end product higher than without the antidumping duty. This works towardmaking our customers uncompetitive in the world market.”***“We have a relationship with Shanghai Fortune. I would expect a flood of cheap imports if the dutieswere removed.”***“The antidumping duty order limits the number of Chinese companies from which we can import. Ourcompany would only purchase saccharin from a Chinese company subject to a zero margin.”***“None.”D-5
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Saccharin from ChinaInvestigation N
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U.S. International Trade Commission
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CONTENTSPagePart III: Condition of
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VIEWS OF THE COMMISSIONBased on the
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mouthwash. 14 By weight, it is abou
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statement challenging PMC’s statu
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Quantity and Type of Parts Sourced
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IV.LIKELIHOOD OF CONTINUATION OR RE
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B. Conditions of Competition and th
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. Supply in the U.S. MarketAs in th
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In the original determination, the
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significant volumes of saccharin to
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the domestic like product. 160 All
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period, increasing from *** percent
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injured or likely to be injured by
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Table I-1--ContinuedSaccharin: Summ
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Table I-2Saccharin: Administrative
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U.S. Tariff TreatmentImports of thi
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and monkeys, evidence strongly supp
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Channels of DistributionDuring the
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Table I-8Saccharin: U.S. shipments
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PMC sells saccharin ***, while mark
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The combined quantity of purchases
Page 50 and 51: Table II-5Saccharin: Interchangeabi
Page 52 and 53: adjusting supply in response to pri
Page 54 and 55: Changes in Character of Operations
Page 56 and 57: PMC further described its reenginee
Page 58 and 59: 2008, both of these forms of saccha
Page 61 and 62: PART IV: U.S. IMPORTS, THE INDUSTRY
Page 63 and 64: Table IV-2Saccharin: U.S. importers
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Page 67 and 68: In order to protect the sugar indus
Page 69 and 70: Table IV-7Saccharin: Global exports
Page 71 and 72: Trade BalancesTable IV-9 contains G
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Page 78 and 79: Table V-3Saccharin: Weighted-averag
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Page 89: APPENDIX BCALENDAR OF PUBLIC HEARIN
Page 92 and 93: In Opposition to Continuation of th
Page 95: Table C-1Saccharin: Summary data co
Page 99: U.S. PRODUCERS COMMENTSThe Commissi
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