INDIAN IBUPROFEN CHARGE DROPPED

5 April 1992

The US Department of Commerce has ceased its activities relating to claims of dumping and subsidies concerning imports into the USA from India of the analgesic ibuprofen, after the US company which originally filed the complaints decided to withdraw them (Marketletter March 30).

A notice published recently in the US Federal Register revealed that the complainant, Ethyl Corporation, had notified the Department that it was withdrawing its petition, and had requested that the Department should cease its dumping and subsidy investigations.

Following this move, the complaint against Cheminor, a privately-owned Indian company manufacturing ibuprofen, was withdrawn.

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