Thailand initiated a final review of the anti-dumping duty order on iron or steel pipes and tubes originating or imported from Vietnam.
The Department of Trade Remedies, Ministry of Industry and Trade said it has received information about the Department of Foreign Trade of Thailand (Trade Remedies Investigation Agency) initiating a final review of the anti-dumping tax order on iron or steel pipes and tubes originating or imported from Vietnam.
Accordingly, the end-of-period review of anti-dumping duties aims to assess whether the current anti-dumping duty order should be maintained or lifted. At the same time, it is essentially to determine whether the removal of duties is likely to lead to the continuation or recurrence of dumping that is harmful to the domestic industry, usually after a certain period of time (5 years) from the date of the initial duty order.
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| Thailand has announced the initiation of a final review of the anti-dumping duty order on iron or steel pipes and tubes originating or imported from Vietnam. Illustrative photo |
Products subject to review are classified according to HS codes: Iron or steel pipes and tubes under the following HS codes: 7306.19, 7306.29, 7306.30, 7306.40, 7306.50; 7306.61, 7306.69, 7306.90 imported from Vietnam, corresponding to 171 HS codes according to the Thai Customs Law.
The plaintiff is the Metal tube and sheet Processing Manufactures Association. The applicable duty rates range from 6.97% to 51.61% since February 2020. The above anti-dumping duties will continue to be applied in the form of deposits for a period of 1 year from February 13, 2025 or until the final review results are available.
Accordingly, the investigation questionnaire will be sent to Vietnamese manufacturers and exporters from February 24, 2025. Enterprises that have not received the investigation questionnaire and wish to participate in the case can send a request to the investigation agency within 15 days from the date of publication in the initiation gazette (ie no later than February 25, 2025).
The Trade Defense Department said that relevant parties are requested to send information and comments on the case, requesting a hearing to the investigating agency within 30 days from the date of the notice of initiation published in the official gazette (ie no later than March 12, 2025, with a possible extension).
According to the recommendation from the Trade Defense Department, the Vietnam Steel Association notifies relevant manufacturing and exporting enterprises; recommends that enterprises participate if necessary. Manufacturing and exporting enterprises need to register to participate and answer the investigation questionnaire within the prescribed time and format. Failure to provide information will cause the investigating agency to rely on available data (usually unfavorable) to determine whether to continue to maintain the tax order for another 5 years. Contact and coordinate with the Trade Defense Department to receive updated information and timely support.
Source: https://congthuong.vn/thai-lan-ra-soat-chong-ban-pha-gia-ong-dan-bang-sat-374494.html
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