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Australia drops anti dumping duty on steel rod in coils from Korea and Vietnam

byCT Report
03/04/2018
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CANBERRA: On 7 June 2017 , Mr Dale Seymour, the Commissioner of the Anti Dumping Commission, initiated an investigation into the alleged dumping of steel rod in coils (the goods) exported to Australia from the Republic of Indonesia.

The goods exported from Indonesia by PT Ispat Indo were dumped but by a margin of less than 2 per cent, and therefore I have terminated the investigation in accordance with subsection 269TDA(1) in so far as it relates to PT Ispat Indo;
The goods exported from Vietnam were not dumped, and therefore I have terminated the investigation in accordance with subsection 269TDA(1) in so far as it relates to Vietnam;
There has been dumping of the goods by all other exporters from Indonesia and all exporters from Korea, but the injury, if any, to the Australian industry that has been, or may be, caused by that dumping is negligible and, therefore, I have terminated the investigation in accordance with subsection 269TDA(13) of the Act so far as it relates to all remaining exporters.

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