Investigation into dumped fabricated industrial steel components
September 13, 2016 | By MRO Magazine
Markham, ON – The Canadian Institute of Steel Construction (CISC) welcomes today’s decision by the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) to initiate an investigation into dumped Fabricated Industrial Steel Components (FISC) from China, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Spain and the United Arab Emirates, and subsidized FISC from China.
CBSA’s announcement can be accessed at http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/sima-lmsi/menu-eng.html.
“The Canadian Institute of Steel Construction and its member companies believe that Canada’s economy functions best when there is fair, market-based competition,” said CISC President Ed Whalen. “We are concerned about the impact of unfairly traded goods entering the Canadian market and view the CBSA’s investigation as an important step to promote a fairly traded Canadian market.”
The CISC represents a diverse community of steel manufacturers, service centres, fabricators and constructors, detailers, suppliers, engineers and architects, owners and developers, and educators and students, offering a wide span of products and services to enhance capabilities and grow businesses.
Source: Canadian Institute of Steel Construction
