Govt Terminates Anti-Dumping Investigation on Mono Ethylene Glycol Imports from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and USA

The government terminated the anti-dumping investigation into mono-ethylene glycol imports from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and the USA. The investigation, which began to determine whether dumping was occurring in these markets, has been concluded with no definitive evidence of harm to the domestic industry. The termination of the investigation reflects a shift in policy regarding trade protection measures, as the government decided that anti-dumping duties would not be imposed. This decision is seen as an attempt to balance trade relations and avoid protectionist measures unless there is clear evidence of unfair trade practices.