EU Solar Panel Makers Expected to File Dumping Complaint Against Chinese Products

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July 25, 2012

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EU Solar Panel Makers Expected to File Dumping Complaint Against Chinese Products

BRUSSELS-Some of the leading European solar panel manufacturers are expected to soon file a trade complaint with the European Commission calling for anti-dumping duties on competing products produced in China, according to the largest European maker, Solar World AG.

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