Imports of certain ferro-silicon from China and Russia (anti-dumping duty 2411)
Published 2 July 2020
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The Commission announced in Regulation 2020/909 OJ ref.L208, the continuation of anti-dumping duty for a further five years, on imports of ferro-silicon, from China and Russia.
This regulation takes effect from 2 July 2020.
| Country | Company | ADD | TARIC Additional Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| The People’s Republic of China | Erdos Xijin Kuangye Co. Ltd, Qipanjing Industry Park | 15.6% | A829 |
| The People’s Republic of China | Lanzhou Good Land Ferroalloy Factory Co., Ltd, Xicha Villa | 29% | A830 |
| The People’s Republic of China | All other companies | 31.2% | A999 |
| Russian Federation | Bratsk Ferroalloy Plant, Bratsk | 17.8% | A835 |
| Russian Federation | All other companies | 22.7% | A999 |
The products currently classified within commodity codes:
- 7202 2100 00
- 7202 2910 00
- 7202 2990 00
New exporting producers may apply to the Commission to be attributed the appropriate weighted average anti-dumping duty rate applicable to the cooperating companies not sampled in the original investigation, provided that they meet the conditions set out in regulation 2020/909.
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