
US Solar Makers See Tariff Loophole for Asian Competitors
The commission last week found solar imports from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam — which make up the bulk of the US market — were injuring domestic producers. The decision cleared the way for duties ranging from 34% to 3,521% depending on the country and manufacturer involved.
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