India's DGTR recommends five-year AD duty for Ex-China Electrical Steels imports

The Director General of Trade Facilities (DGTR) in India recommended imposing a five-year anti-dumping (AD) duty on imports of non-aerized (CRNO) from China, aimed at protecting domestic producers.

. The normal value, which leads to discharge and harm to local producers.

Key findings and recommendations for collecting commitments

• The latest DGTR results have concluded that the CRNO Electrical Steel dump is from China. 414.92 USD/million
• The proposed duty will remain in effect for five years, once it has been imposed.

"The Authority recommends imposing an anti-doping duty for a period of five years," DGTR stated in its notice

. Next: "The decision of the Ministry of the Ministry"

. DGTR has issued its recommendation, the final decision on the introduction of the duty remains with the Ministry of Finance of India.

Industry sources said that the measure, if implemented, would provide significant relief to Indian electric steel producers facing unfair competition with low estimated imports