Seeks to impose definitive anti-dumping duty on “Carbon Black used in rubber Applications”, originating in or exported from China PR and Russia for a period of five years - 54/2015 - Anti Dumping Duty
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Anti-dumping duty on Carbon Black imports from China and Russia continues, with specified per-tonne rates and payment rules. The Central Government imposes definitive anti-dumping duty on Carbon Black used in rubber applications originating in or exported from the People's Republic of China and Russia, while revoking measures on Thailand. The notification specifies product scope with exclusions, details producer- and country-specific duty amounts in US dollars per metric tonne in a table, and requires payment in Indian currency. The duty is effective for five years from publication (subject to earlier change) and the applicable exchange rate for conversion is the rate notified under the Customs Act on the bill-of-entry date.
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Anti-dumping duty on Carbon Black imports from China and Russia continues, with specified per-tonne rates and payment rules.
The Central Government imposes definitive anti-dumping duty on Carbon Black used in rubber applications originating in or exported from the People's Republic of China and Russia, while revoking measures on Thailand. The notification specifies product scope with exclusions, details producer- and country-specific duty amounts in US dollars per metric tonne in a table, and requires payment in Indian currency. The duty is effective for five years from publication (subject to earlier change) and the applicable exchange rate for conversion is the rate notified under the Customs Act on the bill-of-entry date.
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