Saccharin from China - USITC

***. 34 In the final phase of the original investigations, PMC ***. 35In the current five-year review, PMC reported ***. 36 ***. 37 ***. 38The Commission requested that PMC provide monthly import data for imports from China andfrom all other sources for the period calendar year 2008 and first quarter 2009. PMC’s response ispresented in table III-8.Table III-8Saccharin: PMC’s monthly imports of saccharin, by source, January 2008-March 2009* * * * * * *PMC *** 39 during the period of review (table III-9).Table III-9Saccharin: U.S. producer’s purchases of imported product, 2003-08* * * * * * *U.S. PRODUCERS’ EMPLOYMENT, WAGES, AND PRODUCTIVITY*** (table III-10). PMC ***.Table III-10Saccharin: Average number of production and related workers, hours worked, wages paid to suchworkers, hourly wages, productivity, and unit labor costs, 2000-02 and 2003-08* * * * * * *FINANCIAL EXPERIENCE OF THE U.S. PRODUCERIntroductionThe three forms of saccharin produced and sold by PMC (sodium saccharin, calcium saccharin,and acid saccharin), combined, are reflected in the profit-and-loss information presented in this section ofthe report. The relative importance of each type of saccharin sold by PMC remained fairly constantduring the period examined. Sodium saccharin represented *** percent of PMC’s saccharin sales (byquantity) during the first four years of the period examined, then increased to *** percent of PMC’ssaccharin sales during 2007 and 2008. From 2003 through 2006, the shares of calcium saccharin and acidsaccharin represented *** percent and *** percent, respectively, of PMC’s saccharin sales. In 2007 and34PMC’s final phase producers’ questionnaire response, section II-4.35PMC’s final phase producers’ questionnaire response, sections II-5 and II-6.36PMC’s importers’ questionnaire response, sections II-7a and II-7b.37***.38PMC’s importers’ questionnaire response, sections II-9a and II-9b.39PMC’s purchasers’ questionnaire response, section II-13.III-5