Quarterly trade remedies digest
Q3 2000: DGTR trade remedy activity
July to September 2000. 3 new investigations initiated and 7 concluded, from the tracked DGTR case record.
Data as of . A recent quarter fills in as the tracker updates; this page recomputes from the record on every request.
Headline figures
3
new initiations
7
concluded
3
jurisdictions named in new initiations
New investigations initiated
- 11/7/2000Theophylline & Caffeine from European UnionAD · European Union
- 27/8/2000Plastic Opthalmic Lenses from China PR and Chinese TaipeiAD · China PR, Chinese Taipei
- 27/8/2000Strontium Carbonate from China PRAD · China PR
Investigations concluded
Investigations whose DGTR final finding is dated in this quarter.
- 11/7/2000Acrylic Fibre from TaiwanAD · Taiwan
- 11/7/2000Soda Ash from ChinaPRAD · ChinaPR
- 14/7/2000Metronidazole from China PRAD · China PR
- 17/7/2000Oxo Alcohols from Poland, South Korea, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iran, USA and EuropeanAD · Poland, South Korea, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iran, USA, E U
- 8/8/2000Vitamin-C from Russia and European UnionAD · Russia, European Union
- 21/8/2000Ethylene Propylene Diene Rubber (EPDM) from Korea RPAD · Korea RP
- 31/8/2000Aniline from Japan and USAAD · Japan, USA.
Jurisdiction movement
Exporting jurisdictions named by this quarter's new initiations, by how many named each. Attribution uses the same auditable rule set as the Atlas; a new investigation naming several countries counts once for each.
- China PR2 new initiations
- Chinese Taipei (Taiwan)1 new initiation
- European Union1 new initiation
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Plain citation
"Q3 2000: DGTR trade remedy activity", LKS Trade Remedies, Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys, https://antidumping.lkslaw.com/digest/2000-q3, data as of 2026-08-14.
Full form (for filings and footnotes)
Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys, "Q3 2000: DGTR trade remedy activity", LKS Trade Remedies, available at https://antidumping.lkslaw.com/digest/2000-q3; data as of 2026-08-14.
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