Saccharin from China - USITC

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Table IV-8Saccharin: Global exports, by country and by regions, 2003-07Source 2003 2004 2005 2006 1 2007Quantity (1,000 pounds)United States 2,997 4,068 4,589 4,802 6,470China 193 226 83 86 94Nonsubject importing countries:Germany 3,922 4,500 4,381 4,098 6,105Spain 3,073 3,327 3,428 3,115 3,188United Kingdom 4,493 3,655 3,128 3,331 2,978South Korea 1,797 2,021 2,814 2,889 2,920Japan 3,496 2,178 2,499 2,106 2,540India 3,300 4,201 4,210 3,888 2,495Brazil 1,918 3,252 2,209 2,442 2,493Taiwan 1,482 1,576 1,459 1,815 1,803Switzerland 1,589 1,419 1,864 1,643 1,566Argentina 1,475 1,649 1,480 1,344 1,372Turkey 479 761 775 537 1,243Russia 1,485 1,547 991 1,216 1,198Mexico 542 719 740 994 1,112Thailand 1,152 1,305 936 1,362 1,061Netherlands 930 802 1,041 1,186 1,049All other 10,148 9,201 8,770 37,796 9,322Total nonsubject importing countries 41,281 42,111 40,724 69,761 42,446Total 44,471 46,405 45,396 74,649 49,010Regions:EU15 (external trade) 11,645 11,347 10,717 9,910 11,885EU27 (external trade) 12,696 12,183 11,376 10,600 12,3221 The reason for the large increase in saccharin imports into all other nonsubject countries is attributable toimports of saccharin to France.Note.–Import figures are for HTS subheading 2925.11.Source: Global Trade Atlas.2003-07 period. Import demand growth from the leading global importers, the United States andGermany, was well above the average during 2003-07.IV-10
Trade BalancesTable IV-9 contains GTIS data for 2003-07, accessed and organized into trade balances rankedbased on calendar year 2007, from the largest trade surplus country to the largest trade deficit country, forvarious nonsubject importing countries of interest. Data for the subject country, China, is also providedfor reference.China and Korea command the largest global trade surpluses in order of importance, as shown.The largest global trade deficit countries are The United States, Germany, India, and Japan, in order ofimportance. The remaining country, Taiwan shows a more moderate trade deficit position. Korea’s tradesurplus position fluctuated upward during 2003-07. On the trade deficit side, however, the situation ismixed. While the trade deficit position of the United States and Germany widened during 2003-07, thetrade deficits gradually fell in India, Japan, and Taiwan.IV-11
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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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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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