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anti-dumping tax

News updates related to anti-dumping duties.

Bộ Công Thương gia hạn thuế chống bán phá giá đường mía Thái Lan thêm 5 năm đến 2031

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has extended the anti-dumping duty on Thai cane sugar for another 5 years, until 2031.

The decision aims to prevent the dumping of Thai sugar, support more than 225,000 farming households, and restore the sugar production area to 192,660 hectares in Vietnam.

Australia is considering imposing anti-dumping duties on galvanized steel imported from Vietnam.

The Australian Anti-Dumping Commission has received a request to investigate galvanized steel from Vietnam. The decision to initiate formal investigations will be announced before April 20, 2026.
Iron ore prices fell for the second consecutive week, reaching $105.4 per ton.

Pressure from record inventories in China and news that Vietnam is imposing anti-dumping duties on hot-rolled steel have caused global iron ore prices to weaken across the board.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade is reviewing anti-dumping duties on prestressed steel cables from three countries.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade officially conducted its first review of the anti-dumping measures against prestressed steel cables from Malaysia, Thailand, and China (case code AR01.AD17).

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