India revises anti-dumping duties on PVC imports from US, Thailand, China
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to a notification to be published in the Gazette of India, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry has decided to change anti-dumping rates on American, Thai and Chinese S-PVC.
The new rates came into effect as of July 19, 2019 following the publication in the Official Gazette. According to the notification, the $48/ton anti-dumping duty on Thai PVC imports has been removed.
The government kept the anti-dumping duty on PVC imports from Westlake USA stable at $30/ton. The ADD on imports from Oxy Vinyls USA, meanwhile, was reduced from $115/ton to $49.10/ton. As for other US suppliers, the duty remained at $115.54/ton.
Anti-dumping duties on PVC imports from seven Chinese producers have been determined at $61.14/ton while all other Chinese suppliers’ PVC products will be subject to a $147.96/ton ADD.
The new rates came into effect as of July 19, 2019 following the publication in the Official Gazette. According to the notification, the $48/ton anti-dumping duty on Thai PVC imports has been removed.
The government kept the anti-dumping duty on PVC imports from Westlake USA stable at $30/ton. The ADD on imports from Oxy Vinyls USA, meanwhile, was reduced from $115/ton to $49.10/ton. As for other US suppliers, the duty remained at $115.54/ton.
Anti-dumping duties on PVC imports from seven Chinese producers have been determined at $61.14/ton while all other Chinese suppliers’ PVC products will be subject to a $147.96/ton ADD.
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