CNIA: Non-existence for Chinese Aluminium Foil Companies’ Dumping to USA

Published: Nov 1, 2017 09:59

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CNIA released statement on its website Tuesday, saying the association always insists that Chinese Aluminium foil enterprises have not damaged related industries in USA.

SHANGHAI, Nov.1 (SMM)－China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association (CNIA) released statement on its website Tuesday, saying the association always insists that Chinese Aluminium foil enterprises have not damaged related industries in USA, let alone dumping action to USA. China’s aluminium foil industry has a high level marketization and export pricing is mechanized by international aluminium price plus processing fees. The association will organize Chinese aluminium foil enterprises for a joint industrial no damage defense, maintaining healthy and free trade environment between US and China Aluminium industries.

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