Anti-dumping investigation into cane sugar extended
The Vietnamese Ministry of Industry and Trade has decided to extend its investigation and application of measures against trade remedy circumvention on certain cane sugar products from some Southeast Asian countries.
Sugarcane harvesting in Tay Ninh province (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - The Vietnamese Ministry of Industry and Trade has decidedto extend its investigation and application of measures against trade remedycircumvention on certain cane sugar products from some Southeast Asiancountries.
Previously, the ministry on September 21, 2021 issued Decision No. 2171/QD-BCT onthe issue on some cane sugar products originating from Cambodia, Indonesia,Laos, Malaysia and Myanmar.
The deadline for the investigation of the case will be May 21.
According to customs data, the amount of cane sugar imported into Vietnam fromthe five above-said countries from October 2020 to June 2021 rose sharply to527,200 tonnes compared to 107,600 tonnes imported in the previous nine-month period.
Recognising the situation, the ministry has supported the Vietnam Cane SugarAssociation and the domestic cane sugar industry in collecting information,data and preparing files requesting an investigation in this regard, in orderto protect the rights and legitimate interests of domestic companies in thefield./.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has decided to impose official anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duty of 47.64 percent on a number of cane sugar products originated from Thailand for five years from June 15, according to the Trade Remedies Authority.
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Sugarcane harvesting in Tay Ninh province (Photo: VNA) 
