On October 9, according to news from Washington, the Chinese engineering tire manufacturers will face an anti-dumping duty rate of 86.78% to 99.36%. The tax is for off-highway tires exported to the United States from September 1, 2013 to August 31, 2014. It is reported that the administrative order is being reviewed by the US Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration. Tire World Network was informed that the US Department of Commerce initially ruled that the United States will impose an anti-dumping duty rate of 86.78% on Xuzhou Xugong Tire Co., Ltd., Jiajia Rubber Co., Ltd. and Xuzhou Hanbang Tire Co., Ltd.; and collect 99.36% from Qingdao Qihang Tire Co., Ltd. Tax rate; the anti-dumping duty rate of 91.3% is imposed on four other companies: Qingdao Free Trade Zone Global International Trade Co., Ltd., Tianjin Eurasia International Trade Co., Ltd., Trelleborg Tire Systems (Xingtai) China Co., Ltd. and Weihaizhong Wei Rubber Co., Ltd. Two other companies, Trelleborg Tire Systems Hebei Co., Ltd. and Zhongce Rubber Group Co., Ltd. issued a statement saying that during the US review, they did not export construction machinery tires. The US Department of Commerce agrees with this, but also said that it will complete the review of all companies and submit the final results to the US Customs and Border Protection. The US side stated that the interested parties involved in the anti-dumping can submit an application for a hearing to the US Department of Commerce within 30 days of the release date on October 9. The request will be posted on the official website of the US government. At the end of July this year, the United States ruled on the "double-reverse" of Chinese tires. China's passenger car tires and light truck tires have been awarded a high tax rate for export to the US market. Chameleon Pigments,Color Shifting Pigments,Chameleon Pigment Powder,3D Chameleon Pigment Kolortek Co., Ltd. , http://www.micapearls.com