The EU on Thursday (4 August) imposed anti-dumping measures against some China and Russia steel following industry complaints from the European Steel Association.
"They will be in place for five years and for the first time will also be levied retroactively," EU commission spokeswoman Mina Andreeva told reporters in Brussels.
The sanctions, levied on steel sales from last December onward, hit cold rolled steel used in products like cars and washing machines.
Andreeva said t...
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