Turkey Opens New Exporter Review for Indian Furniture Hardware Producer
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This notice opens a new exporter review for Greenply Samet Private Limited, an Indian company exporting hinges and other furniture hardware to Turkey. The review will examine whether the company should be treated differently under Turkey’s existing anti-dumping duties on these products, which currently apply to imports from India because earlier Chinese-origin duties were extended to Indian-origin or Indian-shipped goods. Importers, Greenply Samet, and other interested parties must submit questionnaires, evidence, and views within 37 days. If parties do not cooperate or provide reliable information, the Trade Ministry may decide based on the information already available.
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Key Changes
- Turkey opens a new exporter review for Greenply Samet Private Limited.
- The review covers Indian-origin or Indian-shipped hinges, fixed hooks, hat racks, brackets, and other furniture hardware under the listed tariff codes.
- Interested parties have 37 days to submit questionnaires, evidence, and written views to the Trade Ministry.
Obligations
What this law requires
Known importers of the subject Indian-origin or India-shipped furniture hardware and Greenply Samet Private Limited must complete and submit the Ministry’s investigation questionnaires within the prescribed response period.
Interested parties that did not receive notification or questionnaires must access the investigation documents through the Ministry of Trade website and comply with the same 37-day response period from publication of the notice.
Parties submitting information, documents, views, or requests other than questionnaire responses must submit them in Turkish; non-Turkish submissions outside questionnaire responses will not be considered.
Foreign companies, institutions, or organizations that submit questionnaire responses through a legal representative must provide an official power of attorney authorizing that representative.
A power of attorney submitted by a foreign party must be signed by an authorized signatory, include a Turkish or English translation, and bear an apostille; if no apostille is available, it must be certified by the Turkish Consulate in that country.