General Notice No. 737 of 2020

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Title International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa » Sunset Review of the Anti-dumping Duties on Wire Ropes and Cables of a Diameter Exceeding 32 mm originating in or imported from Germany and the United Kingdom (UK) and on Stranded Wire of a Diameter exceeding or Equal to 12 7 mm originating in or imported from the Peoples Republic of China (PRC) » Final Determination
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Gazette National Gazettes, No. 44031 of 24 December, 2020, 5 page(s), 102Kb




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