China announced the imposition of anti-dumping tariffs of up to 30.1% on imports of halogenated butyl rubber from Canada, Japan and India, after concluding an investigation initiated in 2024 into alleged dumping practices, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce reported on Friday.
The measure will take effect on March 14 and will remain in effect for five years. According to the ministry, the investigation determined that imports at allegedly low prices caused “material damage” to the domestic industry, also establishing a causal link between the dumping and the injury
suffered by Chinese producers.According to the final resolution, imports from Canada will be subject to an anti-dumping duty of 13.8%. In the case of Japan, most companies will face a tax of 30.1%, while the company Japan Butyl will have a lower rate
of 15%.
Halogenated butyl rubber is a key input for several industries, especially for the manufacture of inner liners for tires, hoses and other industrial rubber products. It is also used in some pharmaceutical products because of its resistance to air and chemical substances










