The European court of justice has registered a lawsuit camk and Kuznetsk ferroalloys "
The court of the European Union registered a lawsuit Chelyabinsk electrometallurgical plant (camk) and plant Kuznetsk ferroalloys " to the European Commission on 27 June of the current year.
newspaper " Izvestia " on the first day of the week said that camk, the largest manufacturer of ferroalloys in the Russian Federation, seeks to challenge the European punishment in the Court of the European Union.
in the record of the court is that the plaintiff disputes the decision of the European Commission (360/2014) from 9 April 2014 on the introduction of anti-dumping duties on imports of ferro-alloys from the people's Republic of China and Russia. Dokumentacije on the suit filed in English. The Details were presented in the published journal of the EU on 1 August.
As said in the Last news, the authorized court, the proceedings may take 30 months.
The European Commission in April introduced on all Russian producers of ferrosilicon (alloy required for the production of heat-resistant steel) anti-dumping duties for 5 years. This alloy in the Russian Federation produces owned by businessman Alexander Aristov camk and enterprise " Kuznetsk ferroalloys ", and Bratsk Ferroalloy plant (included in " Mechel " Igor Zyuzin).
" Izvestiya " on the first day of the week said that the introduction of fees dispute camk and Kuznetsk ferroalloys. In camk revealed the fact of going to Court, but from the comments prior to the decision of the court would not. According to the court papers, which I learnt printed edition, camk hopes through the European Court of justice to abolish duties relative to itself. However, he specifies as the source of that dumping in the European Union passed through the Bratsk Ferroalloy plant." Mechel " to challenge the Commission's decision was not.
Relations between Russia and the West deteriorated in connection with the situation in Ukraine. At the end of July, the EU and the US from point penalties against private individuals and organizations turned to measures against sectors of the Russian economy: oil, war and state-owned banks. In response Russia year limited food imports from these countries.
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