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PET's resurgence in global protectionism
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Anti-dumping duties (ADDs) are no new concept in the PET industry but, recently, significant overcapacity in countries such as China has prompted multiple governments to introduce measures to protect their domestic PET markets. This includes: the EU, South Korea, Mexico and Malaysia.
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