Anti-dumping duties hit tinplate in Malaysia December 3, 2013 NewsCanmaking Imports of tinplate from China and South Korea used by canmaking plants in Malaysia will be more expensive now that the Malaysian government has decided to impose anti-dumping duties. To continue reading, please login or subscribe to The Canmaker Login Subscribe Share TwitterLinkedinEmail Previous articleChristmas images for Independent's fancy cansNext articleDesigner tins for premium tea brand Recent Articles Investment firm buys out African beverage can business Canmaking December 5, 2023 APEAL appoints new general secretary Canmaking December 5, 2023 Candy Can debuts Wonka-inspired canned beverages Filling December 5, 2023 Corona Extra gets designer upgrade with colour-changing cans Filling December 5, 2023 Belvac cuts cost of transition from PET to aluminium bottles Canmaking December 1, 2023
Imports of tinplate from China and South Korea used by canmaking plants in Malaysia will be more expensive now that the Malaysian government has decided to impose anti-dumping duties.