Mexican steel group urges import vigilance
Jan 11, 2012 | 03:39 PM
| Stephen Downer
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Mexico,
China,
imports,
steel
MEXICO CITY — Mexico’s iron and steel association has urged the country’s government to remain vigilant in the face of steel imports from China.
Although Cámara Nacional de la Industria del Hierro y del Acero (Canacero) reiterated its support for fair trade in a statement Wednesday, it also stressed that competition should be on a "level playing field."
"For this reason, we urge (Mexico’s economics ministry) to remain permanently vigilant with regard to imports of steel products and goods with a high content of steel from China," the association said.
Canacero said it was moved to issue its latest warning about China after a number of European steel producers complained to the European Commission about alleged unfair Chinese trading practices (AMM, Jan. 10).....
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