U.S. Increases ImportsolarSolar Cell Tariff Quota

According to a report by Cailian Press on August 13, U.S. President Joe Biden announced an increase in the import tariff quota for solar cells from 5GW to 12.5GW. The policy took effect on August 1, aiming to ease restrictions on crystalline siliconphotovoltaiccell imports to promote clean energy development and market competition. This adjustment reflects the U.S. governments commitment to addressing climate change and advancing the green energy transition, while also creating more opportunities for the domestic solar industry. The increased quota will allow more solar cells to enter the U.S. market, helping to reduce the cost of solar systems and accelerate the adoption of renewable energy.

Mexico imposes provisional anti-dumping duties on Chinese polyethylene terephthalate (PET resin)

On August 9, Mexico announced provisional anti-dumping duties on polyethylene terephthalate (PET resin) originating from China. This measure represents Mexicos preliminary anti-dumping determination, imposing temporary duties ranging from 34% to 63% on the involved products. The measure takes effect the day after the announcement and will remain valid for the next four months. Mexicos Ministry of Economy stated this action aims to protect domestic PET resin producers from unfair price competition.

Mexico imposes anti-dumping duties on Chinese steel screws

In another anti-dumping case, Mexicos Ministry of Economy issued an announcement on August 13, making a final affirmative determination on steel screws originating from China and imposing anti-dumping duties ranging from 8.02% to 91.22%. This decision reflects the Mexican governments stance on protecting domestic industries. The announcement takes effect the day after publication, marking a further strengthening of Mexicos anti-dumping policies. This policy implementation aims to maintain fair market competition and prevent price pressure on Mexican steel screw manufacturers.