Turkey conducts second review of Vietnam’s V-shaped conveyor belts
The Turkish Ministry of Economy has received a request for a second sunset review of anti-dumping measures applicable to Vietnam’s V-shaped conveyor belts (V-belt).
The Turkish Ministry of Economy has received a request for a second sunset review of anti-dumping measures applicable to Vietnam’s V-shaped conveyor belts (V-belt) (Photo: Department of Trade Defence under the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam)Hanoi (VNA) – The Turkish Ministry of Economy has received a request for a second sunset
review of anti-dumping measures applicable to Vietnam’s V-shaped conveyor belts
(V-belt), according to the Vietnam Trade Office in Turkey.
The current duty on the V-belts imported from Vietnam is set at 4.55 USD per kg.
The office said the investigation was initiated in 2006 and anti-dumping measures were applied in 2007.
Turkey conducted the first sunset review in 2012 and kept the duty at 4.55 USD per kg.
Upon receiving the petition, the Turkish authorities will consider evidence showing whether removing the duties will stop the dumping and causing losses to domestic production or not.-VNA
The current duty on the V-belts imported from Vietnam is set at 4.55 USD per kg.
The office said the investigation was initiated in 2006 and anti-dumping measures were applied in 2007.
Turkey conducted the first sunset review in 2012 and kept the duty at 4.55 USD per kg.
Upon receiving the petition, the Turkish authorities will consider evidence showing whether removing the duties will stop the dumping and causing losses to domestic production or not.-VNA
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