China commerce ministry says Envalior to inherit 8.2% anti-dumping tax
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China's commerce ministry said in a statement on Friday that German company Envalior and its units will inherit the 8.2% anti-dumping duty rate previously applied to Lanxess Performance Materials in covering nylon 6 chips.
Envalior was created out of a joint venture between Lanxess high performance materials and DSM Engineering Materials in 2023. The Chinese commerce ministry said after a review it believes the production capacity, production equipment, supplier relationship, operation and management related to the nylon 6 slice business have not undergone substantial changes since the name change.
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