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A recent notification by the Ministry of Finance imposes provisional anti-dumping duty on Telescopic Channel Drawer Slider from China PR. The duty is based on preliminary findings that the product is being exported to India at dumped prices, causing material injury to the domestic industry. The duty is imposed u/s 9A of the Customs Tariff Act and the Customs Tariff Rules. The duty is specified in a table with details of the goods, countries of origin and export, producers, amount, unit of measurement, and currency. The duty will be effective for six months unless amended earlier and is payable in Indian currency. The rate of exchange for calculating the duty will be as per government notifications under the Customs Act.
A recent notification by the Ministry of Finance imposes provisional anti-dumping duty on Telescopic Channel Drawer Slider from China PR. The duty is based on preliminary findings that the product is being exported to India at dumped prices, causing material injury to the domestic industry. The duty is imposed u/s 9A of the Customs Tariff Act and the Customs Tariff Rules. The duty is specified in a table with details of the goods, countries of origin and export, producers, amount, unit of measurement, and currency. The duty will be effective for six months unless amended earlier and is payable in Indian currency. The rate of exchange for calculating the duty will be as per government notifications under the Customs Act.
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