Reacting
to
news
of
a
Chinese
government
probe
into
the
issue,
Dow
Corning
chief
executive
Robert
Hansen
says
the
widening
trade
conflict
would
hit
Michigan-based
Hemlock
Semiconductor
–
one
of
the
world’s
biggest
producers
of
PV-grade
polysilicon,
in
which
Dow
Corning
is
the
biggest
shareholder.
“This
issue
is
serious
and
could
impact
Hemlock
Semiconductor's
ability
to
sell
material
to
China
–
its
largest
market,”
says
Hansen.
Hansen
says
the
polysilicon
inquiry
–
which
follows
proposed
US
tariffs
on
China-made
solar
cells
–
is
part
of
a
wider
pattern
of
trade
disputes
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