Four of China’s off-the-road tire exporters filed appeals to the US Court of International Trade with regard to the final ruling on the anti-dumping and anti-subsidy review by the US Department of Commerce over OTR tires.
The four enterprises are Aeolus Tires Co., Ltd., Guizhou Tyre Co., Ltd., Xuzhou Xugong Tire Co., Ltd., and Fuwode International Trade Co., Ltd..
In the appealbriefing, Aeolus Tires emphasized that the US DoC made mistakes while proving the Chinese government controlling the export business of Aeolus Tires.
The US DoC released on Apr. 13 the final ruling on the 7th review of OTR tires from China.
The arbitration outcome showed that the anti-dumping rate on OTR tires from China was 105.31%, and the anti-subsidy rate was 40.24%.
Xuzhou Xugong Tire was imposed an anti-dumping rate of 33.08% and an anti-subsidy rate of 40.01% as it was applicable to the separate tax rate. The ant-subsidy rate imposed on Guizhou Tyre was 34.46%.
In 2016, the OTR tire exports of Guizhou Tyre involved in the anti-dumping and anti-subsidy cases valued about 51 million dollars, accounting for some 6.3% of the producer’s total business revenue.
