On November 23, 2021, the Ministry of Industry
and Trade of Vietnam issued an official resolution, making a positive final
anti-dumping ruling on sorbitol imported from China, Indonesia, and India, and
deciding to impose a five-year tax against all such products. Among the
products facing new taxes are the sorbitol products of the Chinese manufacturer
Shandong Tianli Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. and its trade partner Shandong
Lianmeng International Trade Co., Ltd., which will be taxed at 45%. The
sorbitol products of other Chinese companies and their trade partners will be
taxed at 68.5%.
On December 11, 2020, Vietnam's Ministry of
Industry and Trade initiated an anti-dumping investigation on sorbitol imported
from China, Indonesia and India. On July 6, 2021, the Ministry issued an
official resolution of the investigation, which made a positive anti-dumping
preliminary ruling on the case, and initially decided to impose temporary
anti-dumping duties ranging from 40% to 68.50% on all sorbitol products from
these three countries.
India makes several key decisions regarding duties on Chinese products
Recently, India's Ministry of Commerce and
Industry has made several important decisions regarding taxes on products
originating from China. First, India recently terminated anti-dumping duties on
PVC film from China. According to a recent announcement, India's Ministry of
Commerce and Industry has declared a negative final ruling on a second
anti-dumping sunset review for PVC film originating in or imported from China.
Furthermore, the Ministry recommended that the investigation be terminated and
that no further anti-dumping tax be imposed on the Chinese products involved.
Second, India has imposed anti-dumping duties
on unprocessed gaseous silicon dioxide from China. According to a recent
report, on November 11, India's Ministry of Finance issued a notice accepting
the Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry’s recommendation to pause imports
of unprocessed gaseous silicon dioxide from China and South Korea and to impose
a five-year anti-dumping duty on all products involved from these two
countries. In particular, a tax of at most RMB 1296 per metric ton will be
imposed on unprocessed gaseous silicon dioxide from China.
Third, India has imposed anti-circumvention
taxation order for Chinese measuring tapes. According to a recent report, on
November 12, India's Ministry of Finance of India issued a notice accepting the
recommendation for an anti-circumvention tax on Chinese measuring tapes made by
the Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry on September 3. The anti-dumping
measures and validity period imposed on Chinese measuring tapes are also
applicable to measuring tapes originating in or imported from Singapore and
Cambodia. The tax imposed on steel measuring tape and its components is USD
1.83 per kilogram, and the tax imposed
on fiberglass measuring tape and its components is USD 2.56 per kilogram.
Thailand suspends anti-dumping duties on
hot-dip aluminum-zinc alloy cold-rolled steel sheets
According to a recent report, Thailand’s
Dumping and Subsidy Review Committee has issued an announcement stating its
decision to suspend its anti-dumping duties on hot-dip aluminum-zinc alloy
cold-rolled steel sheets originating from China, Taiwan, the European Union,
and South Korea, starting November 1, 2021. These anti-dumping duties have been
enforced for the past five years, and among these duties, the anti-dumping
duties on tin-plated steel coils from Mainland China ranged from 2.5% to 17.4%.
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