On January 13, 2011, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India issued an announcement stating that the Revenue Department of the Ministry of Finance of India had not accepted the Ministry of Commerce and Industry’s decision on August 19, 2021 for originating in or importing from China. , Indonesia, and Vietnam’s polyester yarn (or polyester staple yarn) [PolyesterYasdfssdfsrn (PolyesterSpunYasdfssdfsrn)] made positive final anti-dumping ruling recommendations, accepted the negative final anti-dumping ruling recommendations for the products involved in Nepal, and decided not to Anti-dumping duties are levied on the products involved.
On May 21, 2020, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India issued an announcement stating that it would initiate anti-dumping on polyester yarn originating in or imported from China, Indonesia, Nepal, and Vietnam. Open an investigation. On August 19, 2021, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India issued an announcement stating that it would make a positive final anti-dumping ruling on polyester yarn originating in or imported from China, Indonesia, and Vietnam, and recommended that the products involved in China, Indonesia, and Vietnam be levied for a period of 5 years. The anti-dumping duties in 2018 were 4-124 US dollars/metric ton for China, 65-191 US dollars/metric ton for Indonesia, and 281 US dollars/metric ton for Vietnam; at the same time, a negative final anti-dumping ruling was made on the products involved in Nepal. The case involves products under Indian Customs Code 55092100. The products involved do not include dyed polyester yarn, mixed-color polyester yarn or colored polyester yarn and polyester yarn with a yarn count thicker than 8 or thinner than 45.
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