On August 24, 2021, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India issued an announcement to make an affirmative final ruling on the second anti-dumping sunset review of glass fiber (Glass Fibre and articles thereof) originating in or imported from China. , it is recommended to continue to impose anti-dumping duties of 8.67-49.90% based on the CIF value of the products involved in China. The specific tax rates are as follows: Taishan Fiberglass Inc., Zibo Sinoma Jinjing FiberGlass Co., Ltd. (Zibo ) Co., Ltd.), Taishan Fiberglass Zoucheng Co., Ltd. (Taishan Fiberglass Zoucheng Co., Ltd) are both 18.36%, Jushi Group Jiujiang Company Limited (Jushi Group Jiujiang Company Limited), Jushi Group Co., Ltd. (Jushi Group Company Limited) are both 18.49%, Chongqing International Composite Materials Co., Ltd. (Chongqing Polycom International Corp.) is 8.67%, and other manufacturers are 49.90%. Validity period is 5 years. The products involved do not include glass wool, fiberglass wool, fiberglass insulation, fiberglass yarn, fiberglass knitted fabrics, fiberglass fabrics, fiberglass rovings, chopped strands for thermoplastic applications, and fiber diameters between 0.3 and 2.5 microns. Ultrafine glass fiber, fiberglass mat, fiberglass mesh, fiberglass sheet, wet chopped strands and alkali-resistant glass fiber (Cemfil) for concrete reinforcement. This case involves products under Indian Customs Code 7019.
On January 8, 2010, the Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry launched an anti-dumping investigation into glass fibers originating in or imported from China. On July 7, 2015, India launched its first anti-dumping sunset review investigation into glass fibers originating in or imported from China. On July 6, 2016, the Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry made a positive final ruling on the case and recommended the imposition of CIF anti-dumping duties of 20.46%-47.15%. On February 12, 2018, India launched an anti-circumvention investigation into glass fibers originating or imported from China to examine whether AsiaCompositeMaterials (Thailand) Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Sichuan Weibo New Materials Group Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Thailand, used China’s Glass fiber is used as raw material to make glass fiber chopped strand mat and exported to India to avoid anti-dumping duties. On July 30, 2018, India made a positive final anti-circumvention ruling on the case, recommending that AsiaCompositeMaterials (Thailand) Co., Ltd. be levied an anti-dumping tax of 47.15% on a CIF basis. On September 25, 2020, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India issued an announcement stating that it would launch a second anti-dumping sunset review investigation into glass fibers originating in or imported from China.
Original text: https://www.dgtr.gov.in/sites/default/files/NCV%20signed%20Eng%20Glass%20Fibre.pdf
