Turkey Set to Examine Anti-Circumvention Concerning Polyurethane Leather Exported from UAE, Italy, and Egypt
Yesterday, Turkey’s Ministry of Trade ("Authority") launched an anti-circumvention investigation on artificial leather originating in UAE, Italy, and Egypt. The product under investigation falls under CN Code 5903.20.
The Authority will assess whether Chinese manufacturers are avoiding existing anti-dumping duties on Chinese imports of polyurethane leather by re-routing their exports through other countries (UAE, Italy, Egypt).
Interested parties and stakeholders are invited to participate in the investigation by 1 October.
Contact
If you would you like more information on this case and you would like to have a discussion on trade remedies, please reach out to Baha’a Al-Armouti at b.armouti@armouti.com.
Yesterday, Turkey’s Ministry of Trade ("Authority") launched an anti-circumvention investigation on artificial leather originating in UAE, Italy, and Egypt. The product under investigation falls under CN Code 5903.20.
The Authority will assess whether Chinese manufacturers are avoiding existing anti-dumping duties on Chinese imports of polyurethane leather by re-routing their exports through other countries (UAE, Italy, Egypt).
Interested parties and stakeholders are invited to participate in the investigation by 1 October.
Contact
If you would you like more information on this case and you would like to have a discussion on trade remedies, please reach out to Baha’a Al-Armouti at b.armouti@armouti.com.
Yesterday, Turkey’s Ministry of Trade ("Authority") launched an anti-circumvention investigation on artificial leather originating in UAE, Italy, and Egypt. The product under investigation falls under CN Code 5903.20.
The Authority will assess whether Chinese manufacturers are avoiding existing anti-dumping duties on Chinese imports of polyurethane leather by re-routing their exports through other countries (UAE, Italy, Egypt).
Interested parties and stakeholders are invited to participate in the investigation by 1 October.
Contact
If you would you like more information on this case and you would like to have a discussion on trade remedies, please reach out to Baha’a Al-Armouti at b.armouti@armouti.com.
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