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The Central Government imposed anti-dumping duties on Acetonitrile imports from China PR, Russia, and Taiwan under Customs Tariff Act section 9A following DGTR's final findings. DGTR determined that subject goods were exported below normal value constituting dumping, causing material injury to domestic industry through price undercutting. Anti-dumping duties range from USD 202-481 per MT depending on producer and country of origin, with Chinese producers facing varying rates (USD 202-481/MT), Russian producers USD 292/MT, and Taiwanese producers USD 233/MT. The duties apply to tariff sub-heading 2926 90 for five years unless revoked earlier, payable in Indian currency at exchange rates determined under Customs Act section 14.
The Central Government imposed anti-dumping duties on Acetonitrile imports from China PR, Russia, and Taiwan under Customs Tariff Act section 9A following DGTR's final findings. DGTR determined that subject goods were exported below normal value constituting dumping, causing material injury to domestic industry through price undercutting. Anti-dumping duties range from USD 202-481 per MT depending on producer and country of origin, with Chinese producers facing varying rates (USD 202-481/MT), Russian producers USD 292/MT, and Taiwanese producers USD 233/MT. The duties apply to tariff sub-heading 2926 90 for five years unless revoked earlier, payable in Indian currency at exchange rates determined under Customs Act section 14.
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