Related Keywords: below normal value, cheap inbound shipments, DGAD during investigation, exported from China, impose anti dumping duty, Indian government, mulberry raw silk from China, multilateral World Trade Organization regime, protect domestic silk industry
The Indian government to protect silk domestic industry from cheap in-bound shipments of mulberry raw silk from neighbouring country, China is likely to impose anti-dumping duty of $1.85 (approx. Rs.122) per kg. The directorate general of anti-dumping and allied duties (DGAD) during its investigation has concluded that “mulberry raw silk of grade 3A and below” has been exported to India from China below its normal value and due to which, the domestic industry has suffered “material injury”.
