Indonesia Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties on Nylon Film from Mainland China and Taiwan

The Minister of Finance has imposed anti-dumping duties on nylon film products imported from Mainland China, Thailand, and Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) because the export prices of these imported goods were below normal value, causing losses to the domestic industry. The regulation will take effect 10 working days after its promulgation on March 11, 2025, and is valid for four years. Based on the findings of the Indonesian Anti-Dumping Committee, it was found that nylon film products from Mainland China, Thailand, and Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) were being dumped, causing losses to the domestic industry, and there is a causal link between the dumping and the losses suffered by the domestic industry. The anti-dumping duties apply to

The Minister of Finance has imposed anti-dumping duties on nylon film products imported from Mainland China, Thailand, and Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) because the export prices of these imported goods were below normal value, causing losses to the domestic industry. The regulation will take effect 10 working days after its promulgation on March 11, 2025, and is valid for four years. Based on the findings of the Indonesian Anti-Dumping Committee, it was found that nylon film products from Mainland China, Thailand, and Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) were being dumped, causing losses to the domestic industry, and there is a causal link between the dumping and the losses suffered by the domestic industry. The anti-dumping duties are imposed on imports of nylon (polyamide) film or foil sheets with a thickness not exceeding 0.25 mm, classified under tariff codes ex3920.92.10 and ex3920.92.99, originating from Mainland China, Thailand, and Taiwan (Chinese Taipei).