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  1. Continued levies are preventing dumped imports from causing injury in South Africa and Malaysia.
  2. Anti-dumping duties have been extended involving the Department of Revenue, Malaysia, and South Africa.

Trade duties are being imposed due to alleged circumvention of trade rules, with Malaysia being used as a transit point involving China and South Africa.

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Trade duties are being imposed due to alleged circumvention of trade rules, with Malaysia being used as a transit point involving China and South Africa.

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Anti-dumping duties have been extended involving the Department of Revenue, Malaysia, and South Africa. All 1 developments

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