The Indian government has imposed anti-dumping duties and import quotas on chemical products from China, Saudi Arabia, and other countries and regions, aiming to protect its domestic chemical industry, which has heightened tensions in international trade relations.
The U.S. announces anti-dumping duties of up to 248.81% on paper shopping bags imported from Cambodia, Mainland China, and other countries. Countervailing duties are also imposed, severely impacting related exporters. Detailed analysis of tax rates and implications.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has initiated anti-dumping and countervailing investigations on epoxy resins and 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, involving China, India, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand, aiming to protect the domestic market.
The Ministry of Economy of Mexico has launched an anti - dumping self - initiated investigation on footwear products originating from China, covering boots, sandals, etc., aiming to protect the local footwear manufacturing industry from the damage of low - priced imports.
Japans Ministry of Finance launches anti-dumping investigation into graphite electrodes from mainland China, based on domestic manufacturers application, aiming to maintain market fairness and protect the domestic graphite electrode industry.
The Ukrainian International Trade Commission resolution maintains anti-dumping duties on Chinese steel fasteners, aiming to prevent market distortion, protect domestic industries, and ensure fair competition.
Chile announced that it has uniformly increased the temporary anti - dumping duty rate on steel bars originating in China to 24.9%. This move is based on an investigation last December and aims to protect the domestic industry. The measure is valid for six months.
The Turkish Ministry of Trade issued Announcement No. 2024/10, deciding to maintain the anti - dumping duty of $140 per cubic meter on plywood originating in China to protect the domestic industry from unfair competition pressure.
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India conducts an anti - dumping investigation on plastic processing machinery from mainland China and Taiwan region to assess whether they are sold at a price lower than the normal value and harm the local industry. The investigation is based on WTO regulations and Indian domestic laws, and interested parties need to submit information.
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