China hits US, Mexican pecans with preliminary anti-dumping curbs
China's Ministry of Commerce has issued a preliminary ruling that the United States and Mexico are dumping pecans into the Chinese market. The ministry stated that over the investigation period, the volume of these dumped imports increased by 104.56%, and their share of the domestic market grew by 9.69 percentage points.

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AI-generatedChina's Ministry of Commerce has issued a preliminary ruling that the United States and Mexico are dumping pecans into the Chinese market. The ministry stated that over the investigation period, the volume of these dumped imports increased by 104.56%, and their share of the domestic market grew by 9.69 percentage points. Additionally, the import price of these products fell by 9.15% and remained below the domestic selling price. This preliminary finding suggests that these imports are harming Chinese domestic pecan producers.
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5 extractedThe import price of dumped pecans remained below the selling price of domestic like products.
The import price of the dumped pecans fell by a cumulative 9.15%.
The share of dumped pecan imports in the domestic market increased by 9.69 percentage points.
The volume of dumped pecan imports rose by a cumulative 104.56% during the injury investigation period.
China issued a preliminary ruling that the US and Mexico are dumping pecans into the Chinese market.