Vietnamese firms asked to fully cooperate in India’s probe into tempered glass
VOV.VN - Vietnamese businesses have been requested to fully cooperate with the Indian anti-dumping agency in their ongoing investigation into tempered glass products originating from or imported from Vietnam, according to the Trade Remedies Authority of Vietnam (TRAV).
The TRAV unveiled that the Directorate General of Trade Remedies of India (DGTR) has recently issued an anti-dumping investigation questionnaire for coated and uncoated tempered glass products which either originate from or have been imported from both Vietnam and China.
The deadline for submitting the questionnaire list is 30 days from the date of publication of the product management code on the DGTR’s website.
The DGTG has requested that relevant parties regularly monitor its website to accurately update the deadline for submitting the questionnaire, as well as other related information.
The TRAV has also recommended that Vietnamese enterprises fully co-operate in order to prove that they are not dumping or dumping at a low level, if at all.
To promptly respond to the case, the TRAV has duly requested that related firms carefully study the questionnaire and instructions by the DGTG in order to prepare sufficient documents as required, as well as effectively cooperating with the Indian agency throughout the entire case process.
Earlier in February, the DGTR initiated an anti-subsidy investigation on coated and uncoated tempered glass products originating or imported from Vietnam.
The products are classified under HS codes 7003.1990, 7005.1010, 7005.1090, 7005.2190, 7005.2990, 7005.3090, 7007.1900, 7007.2190, 7007.2900, 7016.9000, 7020.0090, and 8541.4011.
The request was filed by Borosil Renewable Limited.
