TPM was founded in 1999 at a time when the practice of trade remedies in India was in its infancy and there were only a handful of firms in the field. While other firms added this portfolio in their existing portfolios, TPM dealt exclusively in cases in the domain of trade remedies. TPM began its journey with a staff of merely 2 professionals. Today, it has a team of more than 40 professionals including Cost Accountants, Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries, Lawyers, Engineers and MBAs. From the beginning, TPM was focused…
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Anti-dumping investigation into imports of Newsprint, in rolls or sheets, from Australia, Canada, European Union, Hong Kong, Russia, Singapore and UAE (20 Jan)
Authority recommended duty in Sunset review Investigation concerning imports of “Flexible Slabstock Polyol” from Singapore.
Further Extension of time in filing response to initiation of ADD investigation concerning imports of “Viscose Spun Yarn” originating or exported from China, Indonesia and Vietnam
Designated Authority recommends Anti-dumping investigation concerning imports of Electronic Calculators originating in or exported from Malaysia
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Why India is a late starter?
In trade defence laws, Anti- Dumping was the first to be adopted by WTO members in their national laws. The history of anti-dumping law is quite old, and dates back to nineteenth century. Canada ratified the first national Anti- Dumping Law in 1904, before United States in 1916. While GATT was being contemplated, during the Canadian round of negotiations from 1963 to 1967, Anti- Dumping laws attracted attention. Thereafter, the Anti- Dumping Code was evolved in the year 1967 and the same was adopted in Europe with an Anti- Dumping legislation of 1968. During negotiations from 1974 to 1979 held in Tokyo, various parties agreed to a new Anti- Dumping code which introduced amendments. Then came the updated version of GATT known as GATT 1994,…