Sinopec's PVA EU dumping duty scrapped by ECJ over export price adjustment
By Karoline Del Vecchio ( September 3, 2026, 12:18 GMT | Insight) -- The European Commission on Thursday saw the EU’s highest court annul a regulation that formed the basis of a punitive dumping duty of 17.3 percent levied on imports of polyvinyl alcohol made by Chinese group Sinopec. Judges scrapped the regulation over the commission’s move to make downward adjustments to the export price when determining the rate of the trade measures.The European Commission on Thursday saw the EU’s highest court annul a regulation that formed the basis of a punitive dumping duty of 17.3 percent levied on imports of polyvinyl alcohol made by Chinese group Sinopec. Judges scrapped the regulation over the commission’s move to make downward adjustments to the export price when determining the rate of the trade measures....
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