Turkey Opens Sunset Review of Anti-Dumping Duties on Malaysian Latex Yarn
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Turkey is opening a final review investigation into existing anti-dumping duties on latex yarn from Malaysia. The product is classified under customs heading 4007.00 and covers yarn and cord made of vulcanized rubber. The current duties, ranging from 11.6% to 16.9% of CIF value depending on the company, will stay in force while the review is underway. Malaysian producers and exporters, Turkish importers, local manufacturers, and relevant trade bodies should respond to the Ministry of Trade within the stated 37-day deadlines if they want to take part in the investigation.
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Key Changes
- Opens a final review investigation into anti-dumping duties on Malaysian latex yarn.
- Keeps the existing 11.6% to 16.9% anti-dumping duties in force until the review is completed.
- Sets participation and submission rules, including 37-day response deadlines for interested parties.
Obligations
What this law requires
Known exporters, foreign producers, importers, and relevant trade bodies that receive the investigation opening notification must submit completed questionnaire responses within 37 days of the notification date, including postal time, if they want to be treated as interested parties in the final review investigation.
Interested parties that do not receive the notification must submit questionnaire responses and investigation-related views within 37 days from publication of the Communiqué if they want to participate in the investigation.
Turkey-based firms, institutions, and organizations must send questionnaire responses and official views from their own registered electronic mail address to the Ministry’s KEP address [email protected].
Foreign firms, institutions, and organizations must send questionnaire responses and official views in writing to the Ministry’s postal address, submit attachments only electronically by CD or USB, and also email the responses, views, and attachments to [email protected].
Foreign parties that submit questionnaire responses through a legal representative must provide an official power of attorney signed by an authorized signatory, with a Turkish or English translation and either an apostille or Turkish consular certification if no apostille is available.