(MENAFN- PR Newswire) WASHINGTON, Sept. 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Forgings Fair Trade Coalition - whose members include Finkl Steel (Chicago, IL) and Ellwood Group (Ellwood City, PA) - has commissioned an expert study to examine whether imports of forged steel fluid end blocks (FEBs) from France, South Korea, and Mexico are being illegally subsidized or dumped into the U.S. market. The leading
FEB producers in those countries are Industeel Chateauneuf (France), SeAH Changwon (South Korea), and Frisa (Mexico).
Carl Moyer, the Coalition economist who is leading the study, explained: "This work follows a unanimous U.S. Government ruling in early-2021 that
FEB imports from China, India, Germany, and Italy were unfairly traded and injured American producers and workers. The Coalition will now examine whether imports from France, South Korea, and Mexico are similarly in violation of U.S. trade laws."
The Coalition expects to report the results to its constituent members later this year.
| For further information, contact:
| Carl P. Moyer |
| Rock Creek Trade LLP |
| (202) 839-4112 |
SOURCE American Forgings Fair Trade Coalition
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