Mexico Cancels Anti-Dumping Measures on Chinese Aluminum Foil

Published: Jan 6, 2025 11:29

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【Mexico Terminates Anti-Dumping Measures on Chinese Aluminum Foil】According to the Ministry of Commerce, on December 27, 2024, the Mexican Ministry of Economy announced in its official gazette the cancellation of anti-dumping measures on aluminum foil (Spanish: bobinas de papel aluminio) originating from China. The announcement stated that, as no domestic producer filed a sunset review investigation request within the stipulated time frame, it was decided to terminate the anti-dumping measures on the products involved from China starting December 28, 2024. The announcement takes effect from the date of publication. (Cailian Press)

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