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DOC Revises Tariffs on Chinese TBR Tires

The department conducted a review of the tariffs this year on 41 Chinese companies.

Madeleine Winer
By Madeleine Winer
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From Tire Review

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The Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration has revised the tariff on certain truck and bus tires imported from China. 

The department conducted a review of the tariffs this year on 41 Chinese companies and amended the subsidy rate for Prinx Chengshan (Shandong) Tire Co., Ltd. to 17.47% and Qingdao Ge Rui Da Rubber Co., Ltd. to 14.77%. The other companies listed in the review received a revised tariff rate of 15.67%. The other companies mentioned in the review include Aeolus Tyre, Quingdao Doublestar, Giti Tire, Hefei Wanli Tire and Triangle Tyre Co. 

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