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China Quzhou Perfect Plastic Material Co., Ltd
Quzhou Perfect Plastic Material Co., Ltd
Quzhou Perfect Plastic Material Company was established in 2010. It is a professional cast acrylic sheet factory. We also sell acrylic products.
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HIGH QUALITY
100% Virgin Raw Material. Company has strictly quality control system and professional test lab. Customers give high reputation to the quality of our goods.
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HIGHLY COMPETITIVE PRICE
Good price to help our customer expand local market in their country and other countries. Competitive price.
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MANUFACTURING
Advanced automatic machines, strictly process control system. We can manufacture all the Electrical terminals beyond your demand. Sourcing acrylic sheet factory.
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100% SERVICE
Bulk and customized small packaging, FOB, CIF, DDU and DDP. Fast Response to customer. Effective OEM&ODM service. Good After-sales service.
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Latest company news about Impact of India’s Extended Anti-Dumping Duty on Chinese Acrylic Products
2026-08-09

Impact of India’s Extended Anti-Dumping Duty on Chinese Acrylic Products

In December 2024, India’s Ministry of Commerce issued a final ruling on acrylic trade remedies, officially approving a five-year anti-dumping duty on Chinese-origin acrylic solid surface products, with a standard tariff of USD 0.18 per kilogram (approximately 14.5%). The policy was formally implemented in early 2026. Only two domestic manufacturers obtained zero-tariff qualification through active legal response, while almost all other Chinese acrylic producers are subject to the standard tariff rate. Notably, the restriction exclusively applies to acrylic solid surface and artificial stone countertops. Conventional pure PMMA acrylic sheets for advertising, aquarium, display and architectural decoration are fully exempted from the duty. As a professional local acrylic manufacturer, we summarize the latest industry impacts and our compliant operational adjustments as follows:1. Squeezed profit margins for segmented export enterprisesSmall and medium-sized enterprises focusing on acrylic solid surface exports to India face a sharp rise in comprehensive costs. The additional 14.5% tariff has completely eroded the original low-price competitive profit space, leading to reduced order volumes and partial market withdrawal. Local Indian manufacturers and Southeast Asian, Korean suppliers have quickly seized the vacant market share, intensifying market competition in India’s solid surface sector.2. Strict product classification becomes a core export standardConventional transparent acrylic sheets, frosted sheets, colored sheets and modified functional sheets are not included in the tax list and can be exported to India normally. This policy forces all export enterprises to standardize product classification and HS code declaration. Accurate product attribute description and document filing have become key to avoiding wrongful tariff imposition, eliminating irregular declaration practices in the industry.3. High risks of informal transshipment tradeMany trading channels propose simple third-country transshipment to evade tariffs, but such document modification and simple repackaging belong to customs fraud. Once verified by Indian customs, goods will be detained and confiscated, and enterprises will be permanently blacklisted. Formal tariff avoidance requires substantial local processing, which greatly increases logistics and time costs with no practical value for small and medium-sized manufacturers.4. Accelerated industrial upgrading and market diversificationThe tariff policy drives the low-end acrylic industry to phase out backward production capacity. Domestic manufacturers are gradually abandoning low-margin solid surface OEM orders, and accelerating the R&D and production of high-value-added products such as UV-resistant, flame-retardant and impact-resistant modified acrylic sheets. Meanwhile, enterprises are actively expanding markets in the Middle East, Africa and Southeast Asia to reduce reliance on the Indian market.5. Standardized international trade operation mechanismThis anti-dumping case serves as a typical warning for the industry. In the future, global trade barriers for acrylic products will continue to rise. Our company adheres to standardized and compliant operations, strictly distinguishes taxable and tax-exempt products, provides complete customs declaration documents for Indian clients, and relies on stable quality and customized solutions to maintain long-term cooperative relationships.
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Latest company news about Capacity Shutdown of Japanese & Korean PMMA Manufacturers Reshapes Global Acrylic Market
2026-07-31

Capacity Shutdown of Japanese & Korean PMMA Manufacturers Reshapes Global Acrylic Market

  In recent years, major Japanese chemical enterprises including Asahi Kasei, Sumitomo Chemical and Mitsubishi Chemical have successively cut back or suspended PMMA production capacity. Large volumes of optical-grade PMMA supply from Japan and South Korea will gradually exit the Asia-Pacific market. This strategic adjustment brings profound changes to the whole acrylic supply chain, creating both challenges and new opportunities for Chinese acrylic manufacturers, especially small and medium-sized factories. 1. Overview of the Overseas Capacity Adjustment Asahi Kasei plans to stop PMMA production in September 2026 and fully withdraw from PMMA sales by September 2027, covering multiple optical-grade resin grades. Sumitomo Chemical cut around 70% of PMMA capacity at its Singapore base, significantly tightening regional high-purity PMMA supply. Mitsubishi Chemical continuously optimizes MMA & PMMA product portfolios, scaling back general and mid-range optical-grade output. 2. Impacts on China’s Acrylic Industry Structural tightness of high-end PMMA raw materialsHigh-quality imported optical PMMA resources shrink continuously. Lead times become longer, and import costs keep climbing. Functional acrylic sheets (optical panel, outdoor anti-yellowing cast sheet, aquarium sheet) face stronger cost support, while mass-produced ordinary extruded acrylic remains in fierce price competition. Accelerated domestic substitution of PMMA raw materialsDomestic manufacturers such as Wanhua Chemical keep expanding optical-grade PMMA capacity. The industrial chain center of PMMA & acrylic sheet production is transferring to China. Downstream buyers are actively exploring reliable domestic raw material alternatives to reduce reliance on Japanese imports. Market segmentation becomes more obviousThe industry presents a clear polarization trend. Low-end standard acrylic sheets face overcapacity pressure; high-value customized, weather-resistant, optical and recycled acrylic products enjoy bigger profit margins and stable demand. 3. Impacts on Our Small Acrylic Manufacturing Company Global buyers are diversifying their supply chains. Many overseas customers previously using Japanese acrylic are searching for qualified Chinese sheet manufacturers. We can take this chance to develop orders for high-end display, outdoor projects and aquarium acrylic. The market increasingly recognizes differentiated acrylic products. Our factory can focus on anti-yellowing outdoor sheets, custom cast acrylic and recycled acrylic instead of blindly competing on low prices of standard transparent sheets. Continuous improvement of domestic optical PMMA quality creates conditions for us to build dual raw material supply systems (domestic + import), improving supply chain stability. The withdrawal of Japanese and Korean high-end PMMA capacity marks a new stage of global acrylic industrial restructuring. In the next 2–3 years, the transition period of raw material substitution will continue. For small acrylic manufacturers, sustainable development relies less on low-price competition, and more on stable supply chains, differentiated product layout and reliable product quality.
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