Peru cancels anti-dumping duties on Chinese poplin

On August 16, 2017, the Committee on Dumping, Subsidies and Non-tariff Trade Barriers of the Peruvian National Institute for Competition and Intellectual Property Protection issued Resolution No. 168-2017/CDB-INDECOPI in the official daily newspaper (El Peruano), deciding that as of August 2017 The ban on Chinese-made poplin (Spanish: tejidos tipo popelina para camisería, crudos, blancos o teñidos, mezcla de poliéster con algodón, donde el poliéster predomina en peso (mayor a 50%), de ligamento tipo tafetán, con anti-dumping duties levied on ancho menor a 1.80 metros, cuyo peso unitario oscila entre 90 gr./m2 y 200 gr./m2).

This anti-dumping duty was levied by resolution 0124-2004/TDC-INDECOPI on May 21, 2004, and was later extended twice through resolutions 105-2010/CFD-INDECOPI and 021-2016/CDB-INDECOPI. On December 14, 2016, the Commission on Dumping, Subsidies and Non-tariff Trade Barriers of the Peruvian National Competition and Intellectual Property Office received the third sunset review application for the products involved from the local Peruvian manufacturer Consorcio La Parcela S.A., but due to the lack of relevant provisions in the application If some of the required conditions are met and the applicant fails to make necessary supplements within the specified period, the application will not be accepted. Peru cancels anti-dumping duties on Chinese poplin

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