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- India initiated an anti-dumping investigation into Glycine imports from China following a complaint by Avid Organics.
- The Directorate General of Trade Remedies will analyze data from 2022 to 2025 to determine if dumping is causing injury to domestic manufacturers.
- Additionally, India started an anti-circumvention probe into CPVC resin imports that may be routing through Malaysia, Japan, and Thailand to avoid existing duties.
- These actions aim to create a fair trading environment for domestic producers against cheap foreign imports.
What to watch next
- DGTR findings on material injury for Glycine imports
- Finance Ministry decision on imposing anti-dumping duties
- DGTR findings on CPVC resin circumvention allegations
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