Mexico made final anti-dumping ruling on zippers from China
On January 6, 2021, the Mexican Ministry of Economy issued an announcement in the official gazette, making a decision on metal zippers (Spanish: cierres de metal) imported from China. The final anti-dumping ruling was affirmative and it was decided to impose an anti-dumping duty of US$7.07/kg on the products involved. The announcement will take effect from the day after it is released. The TIGIE tax number of the product involved is 9607.11.01.
On August 2, 2019, the Mexican Ministry of Economy announced in the official gazette that in response to the application of the Mexican company Cierres y Accesorios BBJ, S.A. de C.V., it decided to launch an anti-dumping investigation into metal zippers imported from China. The dumping investigation period in this case is from January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018, and the damage analysis period is from January 1, 2016 to December 31, 2018. On February 14, 2020, Mexico made a preliminary anti-dumping ruling on the products involved imported from China, decided to continue the anti-dumping investigation, and imposed a provisional anti-dumping tax of 96.66% of the customs declared value of the products involved.
Morocco launches anti-dumping investigation into woven carpets and other textile floor coverings imported from China, Egypt, and Jordan
2020 On December 31, 2019, Morocco launched an anti-dumping investigation into woven carpets and other textile floor coverings imported from China, Egypt, and Jordan. The products under investigation were: woven carpets and other textile floor coverings, whether knotted or not Coiled, whether or not tufted, unfloated, felt or otherwise, whether or not manufactured. The customs HS codes of related products are as follows: 5701.10.00.10; 5701.10.00.90; 5701.90.00.10; 5701.90.00.90; 5702.31.00.00; 5702.32.00.00; 5702.39.00.10; 5702.39.00.90; 5 702.41.00.00; 5702.42.00.00; 5702.49. 00.10;5702.49.00.90;5702.50.00.10;5702.50.00.20;5702.50.00.91;5702.50.00.99;5702.91.00.00;5702.92.00.00;5702.99.00.10;570 2.99.00.90; 5703.10.00.10; 5703.10.00.91; 5703.10.00.99; 5703.20.00.10; 5703.20.00.91; 5703.20.00.99; 5703.30.00.10; 5703.30.00.91; 5703.30.00.99; 5703.90.00.10; 5703.90.00.91; 5703.90.0 0.92;5703.90.00.99;5704.10.00.00;5704.20.00.00;5704.90. 00.00; 5705.00.00.10; 5705.00.00.21; 5705.00.00.29; 5705.00.00.30; 5705.00.00.40; 5705.00.00.51; 5705.00.00.59; 5705.00.00.60; 570 5.00.00.90.
For details about this case, please consult the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Food, Native Produce and Livestock, contact information: 87109827, 87109832; contact information of the Moroccan investigation agency:
Tel: +212+53770184
Fax: +212+531727150
Email: Mme HindBenmoussa, hbenmoussa@mcinet.gov.maM.Said Nouali, snouali@mcinet.gov.maM.Acharf Blamine, ablamine@mcinet.gov. ma
India made a final anti-dumping ruling on China-related viscose staple fiber yarn
On December 30, 2020, the Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry issued an announcement stating that the A final affirmative anti-dumping ruling was made on viscose spun yarn originating in or imported from China, Indonesia and Vietnam. It is recommended that anti-dumping duties valid for 5 years be levied on the products involved in the above-mentioned countries, of which China’s is 0.41 to 0.80. US dollars/kg, Indonesia is 0.25-0.44 US dollars/kg, and Vietnam is 0.41 US dollars/kg. For specific tax details, please see the attached table. This case mainly involves products under Indian customs codes 55101110 and 55101210, as well as some products under 55101190, 55101290, 55109010 and 55109090. The products involved in this case are non-retail viscose staple fiber yarns with a man-made viscose staple fiber content of 85% and above by weight, excluding sewing threads.
On January 14, 2020, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India issued an announcement stating that in response to an application submitted by the Indian Manmade Yarn Manufacturers Association (Indian Manmade Yarn Manufacturers Association), it would ban yarn originating in or imported from China and Indonesia. and Vietnam’s viscose staple fiber yarn launched an anti-dumping investigation. The dumping investigation period in this case is from April 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019 (9 months), and the damage investigation period is from 2016 to 2017, 2017 to 2018, 2018 to 2019 and the dumping investigation period. .
Attachment: Final results of India’s anti-dumping duties on China-related viscose staple yarn
Turkey’s synthetic long fiber fabrics for China Made a final anti-circumvention ruling
On December 31, 2020, the Turkish Ministry of Trade issued Announcement No. 2021/2, which regulates synthetic long fiber fabrics originating in China (Turkish: sentetik filament iplikten dokunmuş mensucat (Turkish: sentetik filament iplikten dokunmuş mensucat) giyim için olanlar) made a final anti-circumvention ruling, ruling that Chinese synthetic long fiber fabrics were re-exported to Turkey through Malaysia to avoid higher anti-dumping duties, and decided to apply the anti-dumping duties on the Chinese products involved except Recron Sdn Bhd and Innotech Textile Sdn Bhd. Malaysian companies outside the country levy an anti-dumping tax of 70.44% on the involved products with a unit weight greater than 110 grams/square meter, and a 21.13% anti-dumping tax on the involved products with a unit weight of less than or equal to 110 grams/square meter. The Turkish tax number of the product involved is 54.07.
On November 1, 2000, Turkey launched an anti-dumping investigation into synthetic long fiber fabrics originating in China, Taiwan, South Korea, Malaysia and Thailand. On February 13, 2002, Turkey began to impose anti-dumping duties on the products involved in the above-mentioned countries and regions. On June 8, 2006, Turkey launched an anti-circumvention investigation into the involved products originating in China. On November 18, 2006, the Turkish Ministry of Economy issued Announcement No. 2006/30, extending the 70.44% anti-dumping duty on products involved in China to products involved in the Philippines. 2014On August 11, 2019, Turkey launched an anti-circumvention investigation into the Chinese products involved. On January 21, 2015, Turkey extended the anti-dumping duties on the products involved in China, Taiwan, South Korea, Malaysia and Thailand for the second time (see Turkish Ministry of Economic Affairs Announcement No. 2015/3). On August 22, 2015, the Turkish Ministry of Economy issued Announcement No. 2015/41, extending the anti-dumping duties of 21.13% and 70.44% on products involved in China to products involved in Bulgaria. On September 7, 2018, the Turkish Ministry of Trade issued Announcement No. 2018/33, launching an anti-circumvention investigation into synthetic and man-made short fiber fabrics and synthetic long fiber fabrics originating in China.
On May 7, 2019, the Turkish Ministry of Trade issued Announcement No. 2019/15, making a final anti-circumvention ruling on synthetic and man-made short fiber fabrics and synthetic long fiber fabrics originating in China, and decided to The anti-dumping duties on the products involved in China have been extended to fiber fabrics originating in or imported from Greece. The Greek tax code 54.07 synthetic long fiber fabrics are levied at 70.44% (weight greater than 110 grams/square meter) and 21.13% on the CIF price. (Weight less than or equal to 110 grams/square meter) anti-dumping duties, 44% anti-dumping duties are levied on the CIF price of synthetic and man-made staple fiber fabrics with Greek tax numbers 55.13, 55.14, 55.15 and 55.16. On January 4, 2020, the Turkish Ministry of Trade issued Announcement No. 2019/38, launching an anti-circumvention investigation into synthetic long fiber fabrics originating in China. </p