The National Tariff Commission of Pakistan issued Announcement 46/2015/NTC/PFY stating that based on the case return retrial order issued by the Pakistan Anti-dumping Appellate Tribunal on December 20, 2022, September 2023 On March 19, the National Tariff Commission of Pakistan held a hearing on the anti-dumping case of polyester filament yarn (Polyester Filament Yarn) originating in or imported from China and Malaysia, and made the following determinations: 1. The products involved in the first sunset review of the case Adjusted to drawn textured yarn (DrawnTexturedYarn), and does not include colored polyester filament yarn (ColoredYarn) and fully drawn yarn (FullyDrawnYarn), so in the original investigation, fully drawn yarn (FDY) and draw textured yarn ( DTY) analysis results will no longer apply; 2. In view of the exclusion of fully drawn yarn from the scope of products involved, the previously determined analysis of the causal relationship between dumping margin and industrial damage will not be representative; 3. Based on the above two point, decided to terminate the anti-dumping investigation on polyester filament yarn (Polyester Filament Yarn) originating in or imported from China and Malaysia, and terminate the anti-dumping duties on polyester filament yarn from China and Malaysia.
On February 27, 2016, the National Tariff Commission of Pakistan conducted an anti-dumping investigation into polyester filament yarn originating in or imported from China and Malaysia. On August 26, 2017, Pakistan made a positive final anti-dumping ruling on the case and began to impose anti-dumping duties on the products involved for five years. Among them, the tax rate for the products involved in China was 3.25-11.35%. On January 26, 2022, the National Tariff Commission of Pakistan issued an announcement stating that at the request of the Pakistan Anti-dumping Appeal Tribunal, the case would be re-opened for anti-dumping investigation, the original final ruling would be modified, and the cost-plus-freight (C&F) anti-dumping duties on the products involved would be adjusted. After adjustment, it is 2.78-6.82% in China and 3.16% in Malaysia. The measures are valid until August 25, 2022. Afterwards, Pakistani polyester filament yarn importers once again appealed to the Pakistan Anti-dumping Appellate Tribunal against the adjusted final ruling. On August 24, 2022, Pakistan launched its first sunset review investigation into the case; at the same time, it launched a change of circumstances review investigation to re-examine the anti-dumping duties of the companies involved. The case involves Pakistani tax numbers 5402.3300, 5402.4700, and 5402.6200. product. On December 20, 2022, the Pakistan Anti-dumping Appeal Tribunal issued a case retrial order to the National Tariff Commission of Pakistan.
Original text: https://www.ntc.gov.pk/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/ADC-46-Notice-of-PFY- Remand-case-3rd.pdf</p
