Supersedes notification of the Government of India in the erstwhile Ministry of Finance and Company Affairs (Department of Revenue), No. 47/2003-Customs, dated 24.03. 2003 ( Anti dumping duty on Phenol) - 098/2007 - Anti Dumping Duty
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Anti-dumping duty continuation on phenol imports preserves measures to prevent dumping and protect domestic industry from injury. The Central Government continues anti dumping duty on imports of phenol from South Africa, Singapore and the European Union based on findings of dumping and material injury, prescribing producer and exporter specific duty rates per metric tonne as set out in the Table. The continuation supersedes the earlier notification except as to past actions, remains in force until the specified expiry date unless revoked earlier, and requires payment in Indian currency with the exchange rate determined by the Government for the bill of entry date.
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Anti-dumping duty continuation on phenol imports preserves measures to prevent dumping and protect domestic industry from injury.
The Central Government continues anti dumping duty on imports of phenol from South Africa, Singapore and the European Union based on findings of dumping and material injury, prescribing producer and exporter specific duty rates per metric tonne as set out in the Table. The continuation supersedes the earlier notification except as to past actions, remains in force until the specified expiry date unless revoked earlier, and requires payment in Indian currency with the exchange rate determined by the Government for the bill of entry date.
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