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US-South Korea Solar Safeguard Case: EU, China, Malaysia & Thailand Join Consultations

If agreement is not reached by July 13, 2018, South Korea can request establishment of a panel to rule on its complaint

June 29, 2018

/ Saumy Prateek
/ Markets & Policy, Solar
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The United States has agreed to accept the request made by China, the European Union (EU), Malaysia, and Thailand to participate in dispute consultations between the United States and South Korea regarding the U.S. safeguard duty imposed on solar cells, a Geneva-based trade official informed Mercom.

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