Author: Nishtha Gupta, Business Analyst Just as the world was recovering from the effects of the pandemic and the world-wide lockdowns that completely disrupted the global economy and supply chain, Russian military’s aggression towards Ukraine has again upset the global economy. On 24th February 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a military operation in eastern […]

Author: Kalpesh Gupta, Senior Consultant The modern era of international trade is one of the increasingly complex interactions between countries. Supply chains have crossed countries and regions. Naturally, the buying decisions of consumers depend on their final cost of procurement, when sourcing from the domestic suppliers, and when importing into India. One of the elements […]

Author: Ojasvi Nautiyal, Legal Associate The Ministry of Finance on 8th December 2021 issued an Office Memorandum stating its decision not to impose anti-dumping duty recommended by the DGTR on imports of Caprolactam from European Union, Korea RP, Russia and Thailand. The DGTR had issued its final findings on 27th September 2021 pursuant to a […]

Anand Nandakumar and Dhanya P.K., Associates The WTO Anti-Dumping Agreement mandates that an investigating authority should calculate individual dumping margins for all cooperative producers/exporters from the subject country. However, in investigations where there are a large number of cooperative producers/exporters, calculating individual dumping margins for each of them may not be feasible. In such exceptional […]

A mid-term review is referred to as a review conducted by the Designated Authority after an anti-dumping or countervailing duty is imposed and before the expiry of the said duty. Mid-term reviews can be initiated on receipt of an application from any interested party after a lapse of a reasonable period of time. However, the […]

Author: Ojasvi Nautiyal, Legal Associate The US Department of Commerce (DOC) on 20th September 2021 published amendments to the present anti-dumping and anti-subsidy regulations under Part 351 of Title 19, Tariff Act of 1930. These amendments to the present law are intended to strengthen the administration and enforcement of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy regulations and to […]