Hot rolled stainless steel sheets and coils from China, Indonesia and Taiwan (anti-dumping duty 2386)
Published 4 February 2020
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The Commission has announced in Regulations 2020/104 and 2020/105, Official Journal ref. L19 the registration of imports of certain flat-rolled products of stainless steel, originating in the People’s Republic of China, Indonesia and Taiwan.
These regulations take effect from 25 January 2020.
Products affected
Product description:
- stainless steel flat-rolled products
- whether or not in coils
- including products cut-to-length and narrow strip
- not further worked than hot-rolled
Products not affected
The products excluded are not in coils, of a width of 600mm or more and of a thickness exceeding 10mm.
Affected TARIC codes
The products affected are currently classified within TARIC codes:
- 7219 1100 00
- 7219 1210 00
- 7219 1290 00
- 7219 1310 00
- 7219 1390 00
- 7219 1410 00
- 7219 1490 00
- 7219 2210 00
- 7219 2290 00
- 7219 2300 00
- 7219 2400 00
- 7220 1100 00
- 7220 1200 00
More information
Customs authorities will register imports for a period of 9 months from 25 January 2020.
Registration allows the Commission, at the end of the current investigations, to backdate anti-dumping and countervailing duties, if appropriate, to imports during this nine month period.
Interested parties are invited to make their views known to the Commission in writing, to provide supporting evidence or request to be heard (within 21 days).
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