Sometimes legal cases can tip you off to the name of a big supplier, in this case a lined school paper supplier.
U.S. Coalitions Charge
Antidumping Fraud
Meanwhile, another coalition, the
Committee to Support U.S. Trade Laws, was
recently rebuffed in an effort to appear as amicus
curiae in a challenge to an antidumping
administrative review. In Association of
American School Paper Suppliers v. United
States, Slip Op 10-22 (March 3, 2010), domestic
producers challenged the final results of the first
review of an antidumping order against Certain
Lined Paper Products from the People’s
Republic of China. A Chinese manufacturer,
Shanghai Lian Li Paper Products Co. (“Lian Li”)
intervened to oppose the action.
I was researching something else when this case was mentioned, and I noted the suppliers name. This source has long beena good one for trends and info re US Customs and govt policy.
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