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 CanmakerLogin Subscribe ShareTwitterLinkedinEmail Previous articleChristmas images for Independent's fancy cansNext articleDesigner tins for premium tea brand Recent Articles Singapore outlines its plan for a deposit return scheme on drinks containers Canmaking March 27, 2023 Veteran McKenzie vows to reshape canmaking industry Canmaking March 27, 2023 First fall in five years for beverage can sales in Brazil Canmaking March 27, 2023 Eviosys expands can production to meet Turkish meat demand Canmaking March 24, 2023 Novelis Lab innovations that shrink carbon footprint win government support Canmaking March 24, 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.
