Cellulose ethers, steel wire ropes and cables probed over possible dumping in EU
( September 24, 2026, 07:03 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Imports of cellulose ethers from China and South Korea into the EU will be probed to see if they have been unfairly priced, the European Commission said Thursday, after receiving a complaint from Ashland Industries, Ashland Specialties and Tylose in August. The EU trade regulator also started a separate probe into EU imports of steel wire ropes and cables from India, Thailand and Turkey. That probe was triggered by a complaint made by the European Federation of Steel Wire Rope Industries in August.The EU notices are attached. ...
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