#32026R0274R(02)Corrigendum on EU anti-dumping duties for Chinese ceramic tableware and kitchenware
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This corrigendum corrects the product scope of EU anti-dumping duties on ceramic tableware and kitchenware from China. It makes clear that several items are excluded, including ceramic condiment or spice mills and parts, ceramic coffee mills, knife sharpeners, certain ceramic kitchen tools, and cordierite ceramic pizza stones used for baking pizza or bread. Importers, customs teams, distributors, and suppliers should check whether their products fall inside the corrected scope. Products listed as excluded should not be treated as covered by this anti-dumping duty solely under the corrected wording.
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Key Changes
- Corrects the wording of the product scope for EU anti-dumping duties on Chinese ceramic tableware and kitchenware
- Adds explicit exclusions for ceramic mills, sharpeners, certain kitchen tools, and cordierite ceramic pizza stones
- Clarifies which products should not be treated as covered by the duty
Obligations
What this law requires
Apply the definitive anti-dumping duty to imports of ceramic tableware and kitchenware originating in the People’s Republic of China that fall under CN codes ex 6911 10 00, ex 6912 00 21, ex 6912 00 23, ex 6912 00 25, or ex 6912 00 29, and corresponding TARIC codes 6911 10 00 90, 6912 00 21 11, 6912 00 21 91, 6912 00 23 10, 6912 00 25 10, or 6912 00 29 10, unless the goods are expressly excluded by the corrected product scope.
Do not classify ceramic condiment or spice mills and their ceramic grinding parts, ceramic coffee mills, ceramic knife sharpeners, ceramic sharpeners, ceramic kitchen tools used for cutting, grinding, grating, slicing, scraping or peeling, or cordierite ceramic pizza stones used for baking pizza or bread as covered products for this anti-dumping duty solely under the corrected Article 1(1) scope.