Turkey will maintain its antidumping (AD) duties on imports of certain steel tubes and hollow sections from China and Taiwan, following the conclusion of a sunset review, the Ministry of Commerce announced in a statement published in the Official Gazette.
The review found that revoking the AD duties would likely lead to continued or renewed dumping of the affected products. As a result, existing duties will remain in place on imports classified under the tariff codes 7306.40.20.90.00, 7306.40.80.90.00, and 7306.61.10.00.00.
Dumping margins, calculated as a percentage of CIF-based prices, are as follows:
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13.82% for China’s Foshan Vinmay Stainless Steel Co. Ltd.
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20.50% for Foshan Nanhai Qiuxun Stainless Steel Product Co. Ltd. and other Chinese exporters
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7.98% for Taiwan’s YC Inox Co. Ltd. and Froch Enterprise Co. Ltd.
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11.50% for all other Taiwanese producers
The decision underscores Turkey’s continued efforts to protect its domestic steel industry from unfairly priced imports that could harm local manufacturers.
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