Textile Chamber of Commerce held a coordination meeting to respond to the anti-dumping sunset review of India’s polyester high-strength yarn

The Textile Chamber of Commerce held a coordination meeting to respond to the anti-dumping sunset review of India’s polyester high-strength yarn

On the afternoon of October 14, 2022, the China Chamber of Commerce for ImportExport held a coordination meeting to respond to the anti-dumping sunset review of India’s polyester high-strength yarn. Xiao Ling, deputy secretary-general of the Textile Chamber of Commerce, deputy director of the Third Export Division of the Trade Remedy Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce, Wang Lei, leader of the Commerce Department/Committee/Bureau of Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiaxing City, and Ningbo City, Zhejiang Ancient Fiber Road, Zhejiang Youfu, Jiangsu Representatives and lawyers from Taiji, Hailide, Yadong Industry and other companies attended the meeting.

Deputy Secretary-General Xiao Ling first introduced the import and export data of China’s textile and apparel products this year and the situation of the industry’s trade remedy investigations. As of October this year, our textile and apparel products have been subject to 13 trade remedy investigations initiated by foreign countries. We will promptly notify enterprises of the status and progress of the cases and organize the response to the cases. Secretary-General Xiao encouraged companies to actively participate in industry defense and safeguard their own interests. He said that the Textile Chamber of Commerce will make full use of the four-body linkage mechanism and form a joint force with the Trade Remedy Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce, local commercial authorities and the companies involved to do a good job in responding to this case.

Director Wang Lei introduced the background and response strategies of this case. He said that India is the country that has launched the most anti-dumping investigations against China. All parties should adhere to the “walking on two legs” strategy. Enterprises should actively respond to complaints and submit answers in a timely manner to avoid punitivetariffs, to achieve smooth export of products. The Chamber of Commerce organized a non-damage defense and actively put forward defense opinions to speak for the industry. He emphasized that enterprises should form alliances by uniting downstreamimporters and customers, and the Ministry of Relief Bureau will actively work with all parties to form a joint force to help achieve a favorable outcome in this case.