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    Japan steel group calls EU anti-dumping measures unjust

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    Posted on September 29, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Japan criticizes EU's anti-dumping measures on steel, claiming no harm to EU producers. Nippon Steel to review the decision.

    Table of Contents

    • Japan's Response to EU's Anti-Dumping Measures
    • Details of the EU's Investigation
    • Statements from Japanese Officials
    • Future Actions by the Japanese Steel Industry

    Japan Steel Federation Criticizes EU's Anti-Dumping Measures

    Japan's Response to EU's Anti-Dumping Measures

    TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan Iron and Steel Federation Chairman Tadashi Imai said on Monday it was unjust and extremely regrettable that the European Commission concluded that the EU had been injured by imports of certain hot-rolled flat products from Japan.

    Details of the EU's Investigation

    Last week, the Commission decided to impose anti-dumping measures for certain hot-rolled flat products from Japan after concluding its investigation.

    Statements from Japanese Officials

    During the probe, the Japanese steel industry argued that its exports of hot-rolled flat products caused no injury to EU steel producers.

    Future Actions by the Japanese Steel Industry

    "The Japanese steel industry will carefully study this decision and determine a proper course of action," added Imai, who is also the president of Japan's biggest steelmaker Nippon Steel.

    Earlier this month, the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that the Commission will propose a new method to curb imports of steel from rivals to protect domestic producers.

    (Reporting by Yuka Obayashi, Editing by Louise Heavens)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Japan Steel Federation criticizes EU's anti-dumping measures.
    • •EU concludes Japanese steel imports harm domestic producers.
    • •Japanese industry denies causing injury to EU steel producers.
    • •Nippon Steel to review EU's decision for future actions.
    • •EU aims to protect domestic steel producers from imports.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Japan steel group calls EU anti-dumping measures unjust

    1What is the European Commission?

    The European Commission is the executive branch of the European Union responsible for proposing legislation, implementing decisions, and managing the day-to-day operations of the EU.

    2What are hot-rolled flat products?

    Hot-rolled flat products are steel products that are produced by rolling steel at high temperatures, which makes them easier to shape and form into various products.

    3What is the Japan Steel Federation?

    The Japan Steel Federation is an organization that represents the interests of the Japanese steel industry, advocating for its members on various trade and policy issues.

    4What is trade regulation?

    Trade regulation refers to the laws and policies that govern international trade, including tariffs, import quotas, and anti-dumping measures.

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