On November 16, the latest disclosure document released by the European Commission showed that the EU would impose anti-dumping duties on steel fasteners originating in the people's Republic of China, ranging from 23.9% to 89.8%.
The dumping margin is disclosed as follows
The above is the latest news on the official website of the European Commission, which is only the disclosure of the final determination. The final determination time of this case is expected to be February 17, 2022, and the final tax rate shall be subject to the final determination announcement.
Case background
The European Commission ("the Commission") has received a complaint under Article 5 of the regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council No. 2016 / 1036 on the prevention of dumping of imported products from non EU Member States [OJ l 176, 30.6.2016, P. 21.] (hereinafter referred to as the "basic regulation"), claiming that it originated in the people's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as "China") The dumping of iron or steel fasteners has caused damage to the EU industry [the general term "damage" refers to the material damage specified in Article 3 (1) of the basic regulations or the threat or obstruction of the establishment of relevant industries].
Investigated products
The products investigated in this case include: some iron or steel fasteners (except stainless steel), such as wood screws (except square head screws), self tapping screws, other head screws and bolts (whether with nuts or washers, but excluding screws and bolts used to fix railway track construction materials) and washers.
Customs code involved
CN codes 7318 12 90, 7318 14 91, 7318 14 99, 7318 15 58, 7318 15 68, 7318 15 82, 7318 15 88, ex 7318 15 95 (TARIC codes 7318 15 95 19 and 7318 15 95 89), ex 7318 21 00 (TARIC codes 7318 21 00 31, 7318 21 00 39, 7318 21 00 95 and 7318 21 00 98) and ex 7318 22 00 (TARIC codes 7318 22 00 31, 7318 22 00 39, 7318 22 00 95 and 7318 22 00 98)。 Cn and Taric codes are for reference only.
