Plywood exporters say no to S. Korean duties extension


KUCHING: Sarawak plywood exporters have strongly objected to a possible move by South Korean authorities to extend the three-year anti-dumping duties on the imports of Malaysian plywood into the country, after the duties ended in February this year.

The Korean Trade Commission (KTC) is currently carrying out a review on the duties imposed in March 2011 that ranged from 5.12% to 38.1% on different plywood suppliers.

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