According to Japanese sources, there are signs that the Chinese government will take measures to restrict the import of 200 series stainless steel plates in the near future. It is expected that some action will be taken as early as September, mainly to limit the low nickel content between 1-3%. product.
When TISCO stopped production of the 200 series products, TISCO and other large stainless steel plants had submitted an application to the government to enforce the regulations restricting the import of 200 series stainless steel sheets. The main reasons are: First, the 200 series is low in cost, catering to the needs of some customers, the 300 series is subject to greater pressure, and the second is that the 200 series is difficult to recycle and does not meet environmental requirements.
In addition to Japan, India and Taiwan's 200 series of products sold to the Chinese mainland market also accounted for a large share. In the first five months of 2005, India exported 113,000 tons of stainless steel to the mainland, and Taiwan's stainless steel sold to the mainland reached 130,000 tons. The 200 series accounted for at least half of the total. Experts pointed out that even if legal measures are taken to restrict the 200 series imports, it is difficult to prevent small stainless steel plants from producing 200 series stainless steel. Therefore, it is almost impossible to completely eliminate the 200 series from the Chinese stainless steel market.
At the same time, the Chinese government is accused of holding a public hearing on anti-dumping duties imposed on Japanese and Korean stainless steel cold-rolled sheets in October. The Japanese stainless steel plant said it is difficult to compete with China's steel mills in terms of capacity expansion. Therefore, Japanese steel mills intend to change their export products to avoid competition with Chinese companies, rather than defending the cancellation of anti-dumping duties.
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From:Zhejiang Iron and Steel Network
When TISCO stopped production of the 200 series products, TISCO and other large stainless steel plants had submitted an application to the government to enforce the regulations restricting the import of 200 series stainless steel sheets. The main reasons are: First, the 200 series is low in cost, catering to the needs of some customers, the 300 series is subject to greater pressure, and the second is that the 200 series is difficult to recycle and does not meet environmental requirements.
In addition to Japan, India and Taiwan's 200 series of products sold to the Chinese mainland market also accounted for a large share. In the first five months of 2005, India exported 113,000 tons of stainless steel to the mainland, and Taiwan's stainless steel sold to the mainland reached 130,000 tons. The 200 series accounted for at least half of the total. Experts pointed out that even if legal measures are taken to restrict the 200 series imports, it is difficult to prevent small stainless steel plants from producing 200 series stainless steel. Therefore, it is almost impossible to completely eliminate the 200 series from the Chinese stainless steel market.
At the same time, the Chinese government is accused of holding a public hearing on anti-dumping duties imposed on Japanese and Korean stainless steel cold-rolled sheets in October. The Japanese stainless steel plant said it is difficult to compete with China's steel mills in terms of capacity expansion. Therefore, Japanese steel mills intend to change their export products to avoid competition with Chinese companies, rather than defending the cancellation of anti-dumping duties.
The authenticity of this information has not been confirmed by the international electrical network, for your reference only.
From:Zhejiang Iron and Steel Network
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