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Press Release: January 28th, 2008 Commerce Department Finds That Chinese Producers are Dumping Laminated Woven Sacks into the U.S. Market International Trade Commission Decision November 27th, 2007 U.S. Department Of Commerce Finds That Chinese Government Unfairly Subsidizes Producers Of Laminated Woven Sacks International Trade Commission Decision Here is the link to the August 10, 2007 decision of the United States International Trade Commission finding that the Chinese dumping associated with laminated woven bags has resulted in a material retardation of the U.S. domestic manufacturing industry. Currently, the United States Department of Commerce is investigating to determine the level of tariffs and countervailing duties that will be applied to future importations into the U.S. from China.
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will fuel sales of flexible packaging materials, which FPA forecasts
to reach $21.2 billion this year. Packing Them in With Potato Alternative Century Newspapers Limited, July 17, 2002 FOOD packaging made from low-grade potatoes is now appearing on British supermarket shelves, and could become far more widely used after it was one of the key features of the Non Food Crops exhibit at the 2002 Royal Show. The new packaging has huge environmental benefits, being completely recyclable, in marked contrast to the huge volume of plastic and polystyrene which currently has to be disposed of in landfill sites. World Biaxially Oriented PP Consumption at All Time High: Analysis HIgh Performance Plastics, August
1, 2002 The world market for biaxially oriented PP (BOPP) films reached more than 3 Mt in 2001. This is the largest amount of BOPP ever consumed and is indicative of how these films have rapidly replaced cellulose films in a wide range of packaging applications. However, despite long-term healthy growth rates- consumption levels for BOPP increased 10% a year through most of the 1990s- the industry has tended to suffer from poor margins as producers have aggressively sought to increase or protect their market share. Further, strong increases in capacity during the 1990s have let to oversupply in some regions. Plastics Packaging to Spur EVOH Chemical Week, August 21, 2002 Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) growth will drive demand for gas-barrier resins, particularly ethylene vinyl alcohol (EVOH) copolymers, says Andrew Eldib, president of Eldib Engineering & Research (Berkeley Heights, NJ). PET bottle demand in the U.S. is about 4 billion lbs/year, and gas-barrier resins account for less than 10% of that, Eldib says. Total U.S. demand for PET using gas-barrier resins is projected to grow at 20%-30%/year, he says. Do You Have an Opinion or an Idea to Share- Join a Discussion Here
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