<h1>Government Conducts 309 Anti-Dumping Investigations Since 1992; Updates Framework per WTO Guidelines and Legal Developments.</h1> The government has conducted 309 anti-dumping investigations from 1992 to November 2014, primarily targeting chemicals, pharmaceuticals, fibers, steel, and consumer goods. Between 2011 and 2014, several key notifications were issued to amend anti-dumping measures, including changes to mid-term and sunset reviews, definitions of domestic industry, and rules for refunding excess duties. Anti-dumping duties, aligned with WTO agreements, aim to protect domestic industries from unfair trade practices by leveling the playing field against dumped goods. The anti-dumping framework is continuously updated based on findings, WTO guidelines, and legal developments, as stated by a government official in a parliamentary response.