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The United States will impose anti-dumping duties slightly above 31 on photovoltaic cells manufactured in China, according to the US Commerce Department
Anti-dumping or countervailing duties could be imposed on photovoltaic cells imported from China starting this fall at the earliest, but more likely after a date in the spring or summer 2012, under a trade complaint that SolarWorld and six other US solar panel manufacturers filed against Chinese panel makers charging that Chinese solar cells are being dumped in the US market and are benefiting from illegal export subsidies
