Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Monday he expects Beijing to keep its judgment on whether Australia dumped barley into China separate from protests over Canberra's call for an inquiry into the origins of the novel coronavirus.
SYDNEY - Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Monday he expects Beijing to keep its judgment on whether Australia dumped barley into China separate from protests over Canberra’s call for an inquiry into the origins of the novel coronavirus.
China’s Ministry of Commerce is considering imposing a dumping margin of up to 73.6% and a subsidy margin of up to 6.9% for barley imported from Australia, according to industry group Grain Producers Australia. “We would expect and hope that this issue will be determined on its merits it’s an anti-dumping issue from the Chinese perspective,” Morrison told reporters in Canberra.
Australia has eight days to respond to MOFCOM’s tariff proposal before the ministry rules on them on May 19, said a source familiar with the matter on Monday.
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