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Jacob Shteyman

THE TRUTH ABOUT: Domestic industry steels itself after tariff report | History Defined

Imposing more tariffs on structural steel products from China is not warranted, a report has found. (Paul Miller/AAP PHOTOS)

Australia would fall foul of international free trade rules if it expanded tariffs on steel imports, the Productivity Commission has found in a report that has prompted a scathing rebuke from domestic manufacturers.

An interim report by the federal government think tank found safeguard measures on imports on fabricated structural steel products - like columns, beams and girders - were not warranted.

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