Japan Urges China to Withdraw Antidumping Measures
- The Japanese government has called on China to withdraw its antidumping measures imposed on imports of a Japanese semiconductor material, Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara said Tuesday.
- "We have strongly protested the measures and requested their withdrawal," Kihara told a press conference.
- "We will fully examine their impact and take appropriate measures to ensure there is no undue disruption to business activities," he added.
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- The Japanese government has called on China to withdraw its antidumping measures imposed on imports of a Japanese semiconductor material, Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara said Tuesday.
- "We have strongly protested the measures and requested their withdrawal," Kihara told a press conference.
- "We will fully examine their impact and take appropriate measures to ensure there is no undue disruption to business activities," he added.
Sources: Jiji