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Amended decision on anti-dumping measures against imported steel

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) issued Decision No.2574/QD-BCT on amending Decision No.3584/QD-BCT and Decision No.1105/QD-BCT on taking anti-dumping measures against imported plated steel.
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Hanoi (VNA) – The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT)issued Decision No.2574/QD-BCT on amending Decision No.3584/QD-BCT datedSeptember 1, 2016 and Decision No.1105/QD-BCT dated March 30, 2017 on taking anti-dumpingmeasures against imported plated steel.

According to the new decision, Vietnam will exclude HongKong from the list of countries and territories subject to anti-dumpingmeasures against plated steel imported to Vietnam.

Plated steel of Hong Kong origin that was already exportedto Vietnam will receive anti-dumping tax refund.

According to the MoIT’s Vietnam Competition Authority, platedsteel imported from China (including Hong Kong) and the Republic of Korea weresubject to anti-dumping measures under Decisions No.3584 and No.1105.-VNA
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