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	From September 2006, certain school supplies from Indonesia, principally lined paper, were charged an anti-dumping duty of between 97.85 and 118.63 per cent and a countervailing duty of 40.55 per cent.</div>
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	&nbsp;&ldquo;The USITC decision means that certain lined paper school supplies from Indonesia no longer cause material losses to the US domestic industry,&rdquo; the Trade Ministry&rsquo;s Ernawati said in a statement.</div>
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	The commission recommended that the US Department of Commerce lift the anti-dumping and countervailing duties on paper from Indonesia, while maintaining the measures on similar products from China and India.&nbsp;</div>
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US lifts duties on Indonesia paper

Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on Indonesian paper exports have been lifted by the US International Trade Commission (USITC) following its recent five-year (sunset) review.