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EEC continues to impose AD duties on stainless steel utensils and cutlery from China

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Update time : 2020-12-09 17:38:32
The Internal Market Protection Department of Eurasian Economic Commission issued an announcement on December 4, 2020, stating that according to the final ruling of the anti-dumping (AD) sunset review on December 1, 2020, they decided to maintain AD duties on utensils and cutlery of stainless steel from China, with a validity period extended to November 30, 2025.

The specific duty rates of the companies involved are as follows: Heshan Biaoda Stainless Steel & Plastic Products Co., Ltd. is 15.41%, Goodlead Metal Manufacture Co., Ltd. is 27.16%, Xinxing Yingtai Stainless Steel Manufacturer Co., Ltd. is 22.91%, Xin Gang Cheng Stainless Steel Wares Co., Ltd., Xinxing Freely Hover Kitchen & Table Wares Co., Ltd., and Guangdong Lihongji Stainless Steel Industry Co., Ltd. are subject to 24.17%, and other Chinese companies involved are 24.16%.

The products involved are under tax numbers 8211 91 000 1, 8215 99 100 0, and 8215 20 100 0.
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