India starts anti-dumping investigation of solar cells from Vietnam
By Anh Minh May 20, 2021 | 09:35 am GMT+7
Solar cells installed on the roof of a factory in the southern Dong Nai Province. Photo courtesy of Nami Solar Power JSC.
The Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry has launched an anti-dumping probe into solar cells originating from China, Thailand and Vietnam.
It follows a petition by the Indian Solar Manufacturers Association.
The dumping margins related to the products under investigation have not been disclosed, with the ministry merely saying they exceed the 2 percent threshold.
The Trade Remedies Authority of Vietnam said producers and exporters should contact the Indian ministry to register for questionnaires, and keep breast of relevant information emanating from India.
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An anti-dumping duty will be applicable if the investigation shows that the imports from the three countries are priced below the normal value in their respective countries - PTI
An anti-dumping duty will be applicable if the investigation shows that the imports from the three countries are priced below the normal value in their respective countries - PTI×
The DGTR said it has accepted a petition by ISMA to probe if material injury is being caused to the domestic manufacturing industry
The Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) has initiated anti-dumping investigations on imports of solar cells and modules from China, Thailand and Vietnam.