After the British authorities reviewed the EU's initial anti-dumping duties on welded pipe imports from three countries, the government decided to cancel the measures against Russia but extend the measures against Belarus and China.
On August 9, the trade remedy Bureau (TRA) issued a notice announcing that 38.1% and 90.6% anti-dumping duties will be levied on welded pipes in Belarus and China in the next five years from January 30, 2021. At the same time, the tariff on Russia will also be cancelled on the same day, because the Committee believes that if the above measures are cancelled, the possibility of dumping in that country is very small. According to metal expert, the tariff of Russia omk group is 10.1%, and that of other Russian companies is 20.5%
Sherwell is the only foreign producer involved in the review. According to the notice, tariffs are levied on imported welded pipes and pipes with an outer diameter of no more than 168.3 mm, except for products used for oil and gas pipelines and products used for drilling or civilaviation. Tariffs are levied on products coded cnex73063041, ex73063049 and ex73063077.
The trade relief Bureau has removed the product code ex73063072 (unthreaded welded pipe, coated pipe or galvanized pipe) from the list because Tata Steel UK, the main local supplier, does not produce this type of pipe.
Post time: Aug-13-2021