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The products involved in this case include accelerators MBT, CBS and TMT (namely, TMTD), antioxidant TDQ, anti-scorching agent PVI (ie, scorch retarder CTP) and PA-13. The dumping investigation period was from April 2006 to March 2007. The damage investigation period was from April 2003 to the end of the dumping investigation period. According to statistics from India, the amount involved was 12 million US dollars. The applicant is required to calculate the normal value of Chinese products based on the structural price based on China’s non-market economy.
It is understood that, on the application of NOCIL, the largest rubber chemicals manufacturer in India, the Indian Anti-Dumping Agency initiated the rubber anti-scorching agent PVI originating in China, Taiwan Province of China, the United States and the European Union on July 7, 2004. Rubber accelerators such as MBT, MBTS and CBS were put on record for anti-dumping investigations. At that time, there were more than a dozen Chinese companies involved in the case, but only three responded, of which only Yanggu Huatai Company won.
On July 8, 2005, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India made an anti-dumping final ruling on the rubber additives MBT, MBTS, CBS and PVI originating in China and ruled that MBTS, a rubber additive originally produced in China, caused substantial damage to Indian domestic industries. An anti-dumping tax of US$0.402/kg was levied on Shandong Shanxian Chemical Co., Ltd., and anti-dumping tax of US$0.464/kg was imposed on other Chinese companies.
In 2006, the total output of all kinds of rubber chemicals in China was 380,000 tons, and the export volume was 130,000 tons. The export volume increased by more than 30% year-on-year, and the export ratio was as high as 30% or more.
According to the news of the Ministry of Commerce website on the 17th, following the first anti-dumping investigation against rubber chemicals in China in 2004, the Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry recently officially issued an announcement again to initiate anti-dumping investigations on rubber additives imported from China.