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of <h1>Customs Tariff Rules, 1995: Anti-Dumping Investigation Process Requires Public Notice and Cooperation from Exporters and Interested Parties.</h1> The Customs Tariff Rules, 1995, outline the principles for investigations concerning anti-dumping duties. When initiating an investigation, the designated authority must issue a public notice detailing the exporting countries, articles involved, and the basis for dumping allegations. This notice is shared with exporters, governments, and interested parties. The authority may request information from exporters and other parties, allowing 30 days for responses. Industrial users and consumer organizations can also provide relevant information. Oral submissions are considered only if later documented in writing. If an interested party fails to cooperate, the authority may base its findings on available facts.
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