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Canada conducts anti-dumping investigation and review on oil pipelines

The Trade Remedies Administration, Ministry of Industry and Trade has just said that on March 8, 2022, the Canadian Border Agency (CBSA) has announced an investigation and review of anti-dumping tax on oil country tubular steel pipes. goods - OCTG) imported from India, Taiwan (China)

According to the Trade Remedies Department, CBSA has investigated and imposed anti-dumping tax on OCTG imported from Vietnam and some countries since 2014, with the tax rate applied to Vietnam is 37.4%. The purpose of the current review case is to re-determine the normal value and export price as the basis for redefining the dumping margin.

Canada conducts anti-dumping investigation and review on oil pipelines

Information about the case, the Trade Remedies Department said, the alleged product is a steel pipe leading to oil; HS code: 7304.29.00; 7306.29.00; investigation period from January 1, 2021 to December 31, 2021.

In addition, according to preliminary data from the International Trade Center (ITC) (http://trademap.org), during the investigation period, Vietnam exported about 13 million USD of investigated products to Canada.

In response to the incident, the Trade Remedies Administration recommends, the Association and related manufacturing/exporting enterprises: Actively review OCTG export activities to Canada; Researching and understanding Canada's regulations and procedures for re-investigation; Actively cooperate with the Canadian investigative agency throughout the course of the incident (providing complete and timely information and allowing the investigating agency to verify information...); Regularly coordinate and exchange information with the Trade Remedies Department to receive timely support.

Hoa Quynh