Brazil is considering the possibility of extending tariffs on stainless steel pipes that are welded. The Brazilian Secretariat for International Trade (SECEX) has initiated a second investigation to determine whether anti-dumping measures should be applied to imports of these pipes from Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
The investigation specifically focuses on welded tubes and pipes ranging from 6 mm to 2032 mm in diameter, with a wall thickness of 0.4 mm to 12.7 mm. Malaysian companies could face tariffs ranging from $367.56 to $740.2 per ton, while Thai companies may be subject to a tariff of $747.56 per ton. Vietnamese companies, on the other hand, could face tariffs ranging from $782.11 to $888.27 per ton.
These duties were initially imposed in 2018 following an investigation prompted by Brazilian companies Aperam Inox Tubos Brasil and Marcegaglia do Brasil.
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