Saccharin from China - USITC

U.S. PRODUCERS COMMENTSThe Commission requested U.S. producers to describe any anticipated changes in theiroperations or organization relating to the production of saccharin in the future if the antidumpingduty order was to be revoked. (Question II-4)PMC“***.”The Commission requested U.S. producers to describe the significance of the antidumpingduty order on their production capacity, production, U.S. shipments, inventories, purchases,employment, revenues, costs, profits, cash flow, capital expenditures, research and developmentexpenditures, and asset values. (Question II-17)PMC“***.”The Commission asked U.S. producers whether they anticipated changes in theirproduction capacity, production, U.S. shipments, inventories, purchases, employment, revenues,costs, profits, cash flow, capital expenditures, research and development expenditures, or assetvalues relating to the production of saccharin in the future if the antidumping duty order was to berevoked. (Question II-18)PMC“***.”U.S. IMPORTERS COMMENTSThe Commission asked U.S. importers if they would anticipate any changes in theiroperations or organization relating to the importation of saccharin the future if the antidumpingduty order was to be revoked. (Question II-4)***“We are in direct competition with saccharin from China. We currently import and sell saccharin fromKorea.”***“Revoking the antidumping duty of saccharin from China would reduce our firm’s raw material cost andtherefore make our pricing more competitive in the U.S. sweetener market. No detailed figures areavailable at this time.”***“Our cost of feed may go down.”D-3