India launches anti-dumping probes into five Chinese products after domestic industry complaints
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- ✓India has started investigations into the alleged dumping of five products from China following complaints from domestic manufacturers.
- ✓The Directorate General for Trade Remedies said, "the Authority hereby initiates an anti-dumping investigation." These probes cover engineering and chemical goods, aiming to ensure fair trade and protect local businesses from injury.
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- India Economy
The Directorate General for Trade Remedies in India is probing complaints from domestic producers about six imported products from China. Accusations of dumping have led to demands for anti-dumping duties. Additionally, the agency is also assessing Insoluble Sulphur imports. This comes as the trade deficit with China intensifies, along with continued investigations focused on multiple products' import practices.
New Delhi: India has started investigations into an alleged dumping of as many as five products, including engineering and chemical sector goods, from China, following complaints filed separately by domestic manufacturers.
These investigations are carried out by the commerce ministry's arm, the Directorate General for Trade Remedies (DGTR).
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