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.

DGFT Removes Physical Duty Payment Challans for Export Obligation Discharge Certificate Applications under Advance Authorisation and EPCG Schemes

India’s DGFT has eliminated the requirement to submit physical duty payment challans when applying for Export Obligation Discharge Certificates under the Advance Authorisation and Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) schemes. The change streamlines compliance procedures for exporters using these duty exemption/remission schemes. This is a customs procedure reform affecting how exporters document duty obligations.

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.

Thailand Deputy PM leads delegation to Washington, pushes for Thailand-US Reciprocal Trade Agreement (ART)

Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Supajee Suthumpun met with senior US officials including White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, and Deputy USTR Rick Switzer on July 15-16 in Washington D.C. The primary purpose was to advance negotiations on the Thailand-US Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART). Thailand emphasized its […]

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