MOFCOM Announcement No. 32 (2026): Preliminary Determination in Anti-Dumping Investigation on Pecans from Mexico and the United States

China’s Ministry of Commerce has issued a preliminary determination in its anti-dumping investigation into imports of pecans originating from Mexico and the United States. The announcement (No. 32, 2026) formally publishes the initial findings of the investigation. Provisional anti-dumping measures may follow from this preliminary ruling.

Indonesia announces no anti-dumping duties on polypropylene homopolymer from Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, China, Philippines, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam

Indonesia has announced it will not impose anti-dumping duties on polypropylene homopolymer products originating from eight countries including Vietnam, China, and South Korea. This follows an anti-dumping investigation into imports of the plastic resin from these nations. The outcome is a negative determination, meaning no remedial tariffs will be applied.

Initiation of Anti-Dumping Duty Investigation on Aluminium-Zinc Coated Steel from China, Chinese Taipei, and Vietnam

Malaysia’s MITI has initiated an anti-dumping duty investigation into imports of flat rolled aluminium-zinc coated steel products originating from China, Chinese Taipei, and Vietnam. The investigation covers non-alloy and other alloy steel plated or coated with aluminium and zinc. This is a formal trade remedy proceeding targeting three named exporters/origins.

Brazil Trade Defense Investigations Database – July 2026

Brazil’s Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services published the July 2026 open-data file containing the full database of ongoing and concluded trade defense investigations. This dataset covers antidumping, countervailing duty, and safeguard proceedings maintained by the department responsible for trade defense and public interest. No snippet content was available for further detail.

MOFCOM Announcement No.33 (2026): National Security Trade Investigation Initiated on Imported Printing and Copying Office Equipment

China’s Ministry of Commerce has initiated a national security trade investigation under foreign trade law into imports of printing and copying office equipment. The announcement formally opens the investigation proceeding. This measure falls under China’s trade-related national security review framework, potentially leading to import restrictions.

Gift this article

Subscribe to PolicyTrade

The policy behind the trade — delivered to your inbox.

By subscribing you agree to receive emails from PolicyTrade. You can unsubscribe at any time.