Dominican Republic's commission of trade defense, CDC, announced on Friday that it has applied a definite, ad-valorem anti-dumping (AD) duty over the imports of Chinese rebar, both corrugated or deformed.
According to a CDC resolution, in addition to rebar, a 43 percent, ex-Chinese mill anti-dumping duty should also be paid for products currently falling under the country’s HS codes 7214.10.00, 7214.20.00, 7214.30.00 and 7214.99.00.
The duties are valid for a period of five years and should be effective on January 25, 2017.
CDC said it could review the existing duty while the duties are applied.
Dominican Republic applies definite AD duty on Chinese rebar
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