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Turkey applies temporary measure on Vietnamese yarn

The General Directorate for Imports under the Turkish Ministry of Economy has slapped a temporary duty of 36.28 percent on partially oriented yarn (POY) products imported from Vietnam, according to the Vietnamese office of commercial affairs in Turkey.
Turkey applies temporary measure on Vietnamese yarn ảnh 1Turkey has slapped a temporary duty of 36.28 percent on partially oriented yarn (POY) products imported from Vietnam. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – The General Directorate for Imports under the TurkishMinistry of Economy has slapped a temporary duty of 36.28 percent on partiallyoriented yarn (POY) products imported from Vietnam, according to the Vietnameseoffice of commercial affairs in Turkey.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade said that the Turkish measure is alsodesigned to fight against the evasion of anti-dumping duty imposed on POYproducts from China, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan (China) and Thailand.

The measure will take effect until Turkey gives a final conclusion on an anti-dumpingduty evasion investigation, which was launched in February this year followinga petition from Korteks Mensucat ve Sanayi Anonim Sirketi company.

The Turkish Ministry of Economy said that the temporary measure is applied dueto an upsurge in POY imports into the country during 2010-2016.-VNA
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