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CBSA launches probe into possible dumping of Chinese plywood

The Canada Border Services Agency has started an investigation into whether plywood imports from China are being subsidized or sold at unfair prices in Canada.
The investigation began on April 10 and targets plywood imports from producers operating in or exporting from China.
The probe was initiated after a complaint from Columbia Forest Products and the Canadian Hardwood Plywood and Veneer Association, citing lost sales and reduced employment.
Both the Canadian International Trade Tribunal and the Canada Border Services Agency are conducting inquiries, with decisions expected by June 9 and July 9, respectively.

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CBSA launches probe into possible dumping of Chinese plywood

OTTAWA - The Canada Border Services Agency has launched a probe to determine if plywood is being subsidized or sold at unfair prices in Canada.

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