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In 2007, the EU Executive Committee substantially eliminated anti-dumping and countervailing measures for imported polyester products. In some cases, after five years of anti-dumping duties, the results of the sunset review did not extend. In some cases, the anti-dumping duty was cancelled. Last year, the Executive Committee did not launch new anti-dumping investigations on these products, which may be due to pressure from downstream Polyester Staple Fibers (PSF) or users of long-filament yarns.
The Executive Committee's review of the polyester yarn processing in India after the completion of the investigation in the second half of last year, canceled the anti-dumping duty levy; Belarus's PSF anti-dumping tax levy also ended in mid-October; June to cancel Taiwan and Malaysia The provisional anti-dumping duties imposed since the end of 2006; the EU had already cancelled anti-dumping duties on imports of PSF from Australia, India, Thailand, and Indonesia in 2006. At present, the EU only imposes anti-dumping duties on imports of PSF from South Korea, Saudi Arabia, and China. Other countries only pay 4% of import duties.
Last year, the Executive Committee also rejected the application for anti-dumping duties on South Korean low-melting point PSFs. Compared to a series of measures to eliminate tax rates, China's imports of polyester long-fiber woven fabrics have increased anti-dumping duties. The current Chinese exports to the EU should be In addition to the payment of 8% of customs duties, the product must pay 14.1% to 74.8% of the anti-dumping duties. In addition, the Executive Committee also raised the temporary sentence after the initial judgment in 2005 when the Chinese PSF dumping investigation was finalized. Anti-dumping rate.
In 2008, the European Union's restrictions on the import of Chinese textiles and garments were terminated. If Chinese imports increase, the European Commission may launch an anti-dumping investigation against it and begin anti-dumping duties next year.
The Executive Committee's review of the polyester yarn processing in India after the completion of the investigation in the second half of last year, canceled the anti-dumping duty levy; Belarus's PSF anti-dumping tax levy also ended in mid-October; June to cancel Taiwan and Malaysia The provisional anti-dumping duties imposed since the end of 2006; the EU had already cancelled anti-dumping duties on imports of PSF from Australia, India, Thailand, and Indonesia in 2006. At present, the EU only imposes anti-dumping duties on imports of PSF from South Korea, Saudi Arabia, and China. Other countries only pay 4% of import duties.
Last year, the Executive Committee also rejected the application for anti-dumping duties on South Korean low-melting point PSFs. Compared to a series of measures to eliminate tax rates, China's imports of polyester long-fiber woven fabrics have increased anti-dumping duties. The current Chinese exports to the EU should be In addition to the payment of 8% of customs duties, the product must pay 14.1% to 74.8% of the anti-dumping duties. In addition, the Executive Committee also raised the temporary sentence after the initial judgment in 2005 when the Chinese PSF dumping investigation was finalized. Anti-dumping rate.
In 2008, the European Union's restrictions on the import of Chinese textiles and garments were terminated. If Chinese imports increase, the European Commission may launch an anti-dumping investigation against it and begin anti-dumping duties next year.