Al Armouti Secures Victory for Saudi Industries as GCC Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties on Sanitaryware Imports from India and China
Riyadh- The GCC Ministerial Council has decided to impose anti-dumping duties on imported sanitaryware products from China and India, marking a significant victory for Saudi and GCC sanitaryware industries. The decision follows an investigation initiated last year by the GCC in response to an anti-dumping petition filed by Al Armouti on behalf of Saudi and GCC sanitaryware industries.
The investigation concluded that sanitaryware imports from China and India were being sold in GCC markets at unfairly low prices, causing material injury to local industries. As a result, the GCC Ministerial Council has imposed anti-dumping duties ranging from 21% to 83% on Indian imports and 33.8% to 51% on Chinese imports for a period of five years.
Baha’a Al Armouti, lead counsel in the case, commented on the decision:
"This ruling is a crucial step in protecting Saudi and GCC’s manufacturing sectors from unfair trade practices. The imposition of anti-dumping duties will ensure that local industries can compete on a level playing field, fostering sustainable growth and innovation in the region. We are proud to have represented the GCC sanitaryware industry in securing this outcome."
Riyadh- The GCC Ministerial Council has decided to impose anti-dumping duties on imported sanitaryware products from China and India, marking a significant victory for Saudi and GCC sanitaryware industries. The decision follows an investigation initiated last year by the GCC in response to an anti-dumping petition filed by Al Armouti on behalf of Saudi and GCC sanitaryware industries.
The investigation concluded that sanitaryware imports from China and India were being sold in GCC markets at unfairly low prices, causing material injury to local industries. As a result, the GCC Ministerial Council has imposed anti-dumping duties ranging from 21% to 83% on Indian imports and 33.8% to 51% on Chinese imports for a period of five years.
Baha’a Al Armouti, lead counsel in the case, commented on the decision:
"This ruling is a crucial step in protecting Saudi and GCC’s manufacturing sectors from unfair trade practices. The imposition of anti-dumping duties will ensure that local industries can compete on a level playing field, fostering sustainable growth and innovation in the region. We are proud to have represented the GCC sanitaryware industry in securing this outcome."
Riyadh- The GCC Ministerial Council has decided to impose anti-dumping duties on imported sanitaryware products from China and India, marking a significant victory for Saudi and GCC sanitaryware industries. The decision follows an investigation initiated last year by the GCC in response to an anti-dumping petition filed by Al Armouti on behalf of Saudi and GCC sanitaryware industries.
The investigation concluded that sanitaryware imports from China and India were being sold in GCC markets at unfairly low prices, causing material injury to local industries. As a result, the GCC Ministerial Council has imposed anti-dumping duties ranging from 21% to 83% on Indian imports and 33.8% to 51% on Chinese imports for a period of five years.
Baha’a Al Armouti, lead counsel in the case, commented on the decision:
"This ruling is a crucial step in protecting Saudi and GCC’s manufacturing sectors from unfair trade practices. The imposition of anti-dumping duties will ensure that local industries can compete on a level playing field, fostering sustainable growth and innovation in the region. We are proud to have represented the GCC sanitaryware industry in securing this outcome."
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