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Imposition of anti-dumping duty - goods originated in China, value addition made in Sri Lanka - who would be regarded as exporter country? - when there is an aggregate value addition in the territories of contracting parties of not less than 35% of FOB value of the product under export, then the export is deemed to be from the contracting party, that is in the present case Sri Lanka, which has exported the tiles.
Imposition of anti-dumping duty - goods originated in China, value addition made in Sri Lanka - who would be regarded as exporter country? - when there is an aggregate value addition in the territories of contracting parties of not less than 35% of FOB value of the product under export, then the export is deemed to be from the contracting party, that is in the present case Sri Lanka, which has exported the tiles.
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