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DGTR favours withdrawal of fibre anti-dumping duty from China, Indonesia

"The authority consi­ders it appropriate to recommend withdrawal of anti-dumping duty on imports," the DGTR has said

A Chinese man works at a construction site in the Central Business District of China's capital Beijing. (Photo: Reuters)
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FILE PIC: A Chinese man works at a construction site in the Central Business District of China's capital Beijing. (Photo: Reuters)

Press Trust of India New Delhi
The commerce ministry's arm Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) has recommended to the finance ministry withdrawal of anti-dumping duty on viscose staple fibre (VSF), used in textiles industry, imported from China and Indonesia, a move hailed by apparel exporters' body AEPC. 

The Association of Man Made Fibre Industry of India had requested the DGTR for continuation of anti-dumping duty. It was imposed first in 2016, and then extended till October 2021. 

"The authority consi­ders it appropriate to recommend withdrawal of anti-dumping duty on imports,” the DGTR has said. 

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