Antidumping duty on the import of polystyrene originating in, or exported from PR China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Thailand. (Resinds notification No. 42/2000-Cus., dated 11-4-2000 ) - 158/2000 - Customs -Tariff
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Antidumping duty on polystyrene: dollar-denominated rates converted to local currency using notified exchange rate at bill of entry. Anti-dumping duties are imposed on imports of HIPS and GPPS from Hong Kong, Singapore and Thailand at specified US dollar rates per metric tonne; imports from the People's Republic of China were treated as de minimis. Duties are to be paid in Indian currency, converted using the Government-notified rate of exchange, with the relevant date for that rate being the date of presentation of the bill of entry.
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Antidumping duty on polystyrene: dollar-denominated rates converted to local currency using notified exchange rate at bill of entry.
Anti-dumping duties are imposed on imports of HIPS and GPPS from Hong Kong, Singapore and Thailand at specified US dollar rates per metric tonne; imports from the People's Republic of China were treated as de minimis. Duties are to be paid in Indian currency, converted using the Government-notified rate of exchange, with the relevant date for that rate being the date of presentation of the bill of entry.
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