European Commission has made an affirmative final ruling of anti-dumping sunset review on tube and pipe fittings of iron or steel originating in China on 25 January 2022, continuing to impose a 58.6% AD duty. 58.6% AD duty is also applicable to China's pipe fittings exported to the EU via Taiwan, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and the Philippines. The companies involved exclude Taiwan's Chup Hsin Enterprise Co Ltd, Rigid Industries Co Ltd, and Niang Hong Pipe Fittings Co Ltd.The period of investigation was from July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020, and the injury assessment period was from January 1, 2017 to the end of the review investigation period.The products are steel tubes, except stainless steel, with an external diameter of less than 609.6 mm, but do not include component parts, Frank and screws. The products involved are classified under CN codes ex 7307 93 11, ex 7307 93 19, and ex 7307 99 80 (TARIC codes 7307 93 11 91, 7307 93 11 93, 7307 93 11 94, 7307 93 11 95, 7307 93 11 99, 7307 93 19 91, 7307 93 19 93, 7307 93 19 94, 7307 93 19 95, 7307 93 19 99, 7307 99 80 92, 7307 99 80 93, 7307 99 80 94, 7307 99 80 95, and 7307 99 80 98)On 3 February 1994, the EU opened an anti-dumping investigation against steel pipe connections originating in mainland China, Croatia, Slovakia, Thailand and Taiwan, China. On 3 October 1995, the EU imposed a temporary anti-dumping duty on the steel pipelines of mainland China, Croatia and Thailand, while terminating anti-dumping investigations into products of concern to Slovakia and the Taiwan region of China. On 3 April 1996, the EU formally imposed anti-dumping duties on products in mainland China, Croatia and Thailand. Of these, 58.6 per cent were in mainland China, 38.4 per cent in Croatia and 58.9 per cent in Thailand. On 27 October 2020 European Union initiated an anti-dumping sunset review investigation on steel pipe joints originating in mainland China.
European Commission has made an affirmative final ruling of anti-dumping sunset review on tube and pipe fittings of iron or steel originating in China on 25 January 2022, continuing to impose a 58.6% AD duty. 58.6% AD duty is also applicable to China's pipe fittings exported to the EU via Taiwan, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and the Philippines. The companies involved exclude Taiwan's Chup Hsin Enterprise Co Ltd, Rigid Industries Co Ltd, and Niang Hong Pipe Fittings Co Ltd.The period of investigation was from July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020, and the injury assessment period was from January 1, 2017 to the end of the review investigation period.The products are steel tubes, except stainless steel, with an external diameter of less than 609.6 mm, but do not include component parts, Frank and screws. The products involved are classified under CN codes ex 7307 93 11, ex 7307 93 19, and ex 7307 99 80 (TARIC codes 7307 93 11 91, 7307 93 11 93, 7307 93 11 94, 7307 93 11 95, 7307 93 11 99, 7307 93 19 91, 7307 93 19 93, 7307 93 19 94, 7307 93 19 95, 7307 93 19 99, 7307 99 80 92, 7307 99 80 93, 7307 99 80 94, 7307 99 80 95, and 7307 99 80 98)On 3 February 1994, the EU opened an anti-dumping investigation against steel pipe connections originating in mainland China, Croatia, Slovakia, Thailand and Taiwan, China. On 3 October 1995, the EU imposed a temporary anti-dumping duty on the steel pipelines of mainland China, Croatia and Thailand, while terminating anti-dumping investigations into products of concern to Slovakia and the Taiwan region of China. On 3 April 1996, the EU formally imposed anti-dumping duties on products in mainland China, Croatia and Thailand. Of these, 58.6 per cent were in mainland China, 38.4 per cent in Croatia and 58.9 per cent in Thailand. On 27 October 2020 European Union initiated an anti-dumping sunset review investigation on steel pipe joints originating in mainland China.
