The Central Government directed provisional assessment of imports of anodized aluminium frames for solar panels from a Chinese exporter during an ongoing new shipper review. Importers may face retrospective anti-dumping duty liability depending on the final outcome of the investigation.
CBIC has amended multiple Customs (ADD) notifications to revise tariff item codes in line with changes introduced under the Finance Act, 2026, from May 1.
The government excludes Lithograde aluminum coils above 1150 mm width from anti-dumping duty. The change follows court directions and revised DGTR findings.
CBIC amends Notification 15/2023-Customs (ADD) to update producer name to DNE LASER (Guangdong) Co., Ltd. based on DGTR recommendation.
The Finance Ministry imposed five-year anti-dumping duty on TDI (80:20) imports after finding continued dumping risk. Producer-specific rates range up to US$ 344.33 per MT.
The government extended the existing anti-dumping duty while a sunset review is underway. The duty will continue up to July 12, 2026, unless changed earlier.
The government has extended the existing anti-dumping duty on specified polymer imports. The levy will continue during the ongoing sunset review to avoid a duty lapse.
The Government has imposed provisional anti-dumping duty on metallurgical coke imports after finding dumping and material injury to domestic producers, with duties varying by country of origin.
The notification clarifies that anti-dumping duty on hot rolled steel imports will be reduced by any safeguard duty imposed. This ensures importers are not subjected to overlapping trade remedial duties.
The government has extended the existing anti-dumping duty on specific PET resin imports from China during a sunset review. The measure ensures continued protection for domestic producers until a final decision is taken.
