#52026XC03124EU opens review of anti-dumping duties on Chinese monosodium glutamate
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The EU is starting a partial interim review of anti-dumping duties on monosodium glutamate imported from China. The review will look at whether dumping and harm to EU producers have changed enough to justify adjusting the current measures. Importers, Chinese exporters, EU food ingredient buyers, and EU MSG producers should watch the case closely. The current duties remain in place while the Commission examines claims that China’s MSG industry and corn-related policies have changed in a lasting way.
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Key Changes
- The European Commission is opening a partial interim review of anti-dumping measures on Chinese MSG imports.
- The review will examine both dumping and injury to EU producers.
- Current anti-dumping duties remain in force while the review is underway.
Obligations
What this law requires
Importers of monosodium glutamate originating in China must continue to comply with the existing definitive anti-dumping duties while the expiry review investigation is pending.