Turkey Opens Sunset Review of Anti-Dumping Duties on Woven Tarpaulins from China and Vietnam
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Turkey has opened a sunset review of existing anti-dumping duties on woven tarpaulins made from polyethylene or polypropylene strips, imported from China and Vietnam. The products are listed under customs codes 3921.90.60.00.11, 3921.90.60.00.13 and 3926.90.97.90.29. The current duties will stay in place while the review is running. Importers, exporters, foreign producers, industry groups and domestic producers that want to take part must submit questionnaires or views within the stated deadlines, generally 37 days from notification or publication.
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Key Changes
- Turkey opens a sunset review of anti-dumping duties on woven tarpaulins from China and Vietnam.
- The existing anti-dumping measures remain in force until the review is completed.
- Interested parties must submit questionnaires or views within the specified deadlines, generally 37 days.
Obligations
What this law requires
Importers, exporters, foreign producers, relevant trade associations, and domestic producers that want to participate in the sunset review must notify the competent authority by submitting questionnaire responses or written views within the applicable deadline, generally 37 days from notification or publication.
Producers in China or Vietnam that want market-economy treatment must prove, with sufficient evidence within the review deadlines, that market-economy conditions apply to their production and sales of the investigated product.
Importers must continue to apply and pay the existing anti-dumping duties on covered woven tarpaulin imports from China and Vietnam while the sunset review is ongoing.
Parties importing products described as woven fabrics made from polyethylene or polypropylene strips or similar materials, limited to woven tarpaulins, from China or Vietnam must treat them as covered by the review even if customs tariff positions or product descriptions later change.