The Flooring And Ceramics Industries Have Suffered A Series of Anti-dumping

The flooring and ceramics industries have suffered a series of anti-dumping, and the international trade frictions in the building materials industry have become increasingly serious.

In October 2011, United States announced that it would set a final tax rate on multi-layer wood flooring produced in China, increasing the anti-dumping duty by 58.84% and countervailing duty by 26.73%, involving more than 100 Chinese wood flooring enterprises, and in September 2011, the European Commission also decided to formally impose anti-dumping duties on ceramic tiles imported from China, with a high tax rate of 69.7%, which can be extended as appropriate after the expiration of this anti-dumping duty in 2016. The international community's anti-dumping sanctions against China's building materials products are becoming increasingly harsh, and the export trade situation of the flooring and ceramic industries is becoming increasingly severe.