India action on china: India has given a shock to China, which helped Pakistan, who helped Pakistan. The Government of India has imposed anti -dumping duty on four chemicals coming from China this month (June 2025). This step has been taken to protect domestic companies from imported products from China at cheap prices.
Anti -dumping duty on these chemicals
The government has levied this fee on Peda (weed destroyer), acetonitril (chemical used in the pharmaceutical area), vitamin-e-pammit and insoluble sulfur. The duty imposed on the import of these chemicals will be levied for a period of five years. This fee has been imposed after the recommendations of the Directorate General of Trade Treatment (DGTR), the branch of the Ministry of Commerce.
What will be the new fee after imposing anti -dumping duty?
Peda imported from China, Russia and Taiwan will be dollars from $ 1,305.6 to 2017.9 per tonn while acetonitril has been charged up to $ 481 per tonne. Similarly, the government has imposed a fee of up to US $ 20.87 per kg on Vitamin-e-Pamel imported from China, European Union and Switzerland.
The import of insoluble sulfur used in the tire industry has imposed a fee of up to US $ 358 per tonne. Its imports mainly from China and Japan.
What is an anti -dumping fee?
When a country exports its product to another country at a low price, it is dumped. In the country where dumping is being done, it has an impact on the products produced. This reduces the price of products exported in the domestic market and affects the sale of domestic brands.
Due to the high cost, domestic companies will not be able to sell their products at such a price against cheap foreign products. This will reduce their demand, due to which many companies will be closed. The government levies anti -dumping fee keeping the interests of domestic businesses and the economy of the country.