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The Central Government imposed anti-dumping duties on Linear Alkyl Benzene imports from Iran and Qatar under Customs Tariff Act Section 9A following DGTR recommendations. The DGTR found subject goods were exported below normal value, causing material injury to domestic industry through price undercutting. Duties range from USD 14-62 per MT depending on producer and country of origin/export, with specific rates for Iranian Chemical Industries Investment Co. (USD 14/MT) and Qatari SEEF Limited (USD 31/MT). Higher rates apply to other producers from both countries. The five-year duty period commences from notification publication date, payable in Indian currency at exchange rates determined under Customs Act Section 14.
The Central Government imposed anti-dumping duties on Linear Alkyl Benzene imports from Iran and Qatar under Customs Tariff Act Section 9A following DGTR recommendations. The DGTR found subject goods were exported below normal value, causing material injury to domestic industry through price undercutting. Duties range from USD 14-62 per MT depending on producer and country of origin/export, with specific rates for Iranian Chemical Industries Investment Co. (USD 14/MT) and Qatari SEEF Limited (USD 31/MT). Higher rates apply to other producers from both countries. The five-year duty period commences from notification publication date, payable in Indian currency at exchange rates determined under Customs Act Section 14.
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