Sept 8 (Reuters) - DuPont ( DD ) said on Monday China's

Dawnsens New-Materials will not sell or import products tied to

the chemical company's Tyvek brand in the U.S. for 10 years, as

part of a trade secrets dispute resolution.

The International Trade Commission approved Dawnsens', also

known as Dangs, voluntary agreement to the consent order.

The ban, effective immediately, follows DuPont's ( DD ) complaint

in 2024 that Dangs misappropriated trade secrets and infringed

trademarks linked to Tyvek, a synthetic material widely used in

protective garments and packaging.

DuPont ( DD ) said it welcomed the outcome and would continue to

defend its intellectual property globally.

The order will be enforced by the ITC and U.S. Customs.