On June 29th 2020, Minister of Ministry of Industry and Trade
signed the Decision No. 1715/QD-BCT regarding the Investigation of
imposing Anti-dumping measure to some High Fructose Corn Sweetener Products with
the HSCode of 1702.60.10 and 1702.60.20 from People’s Republic of China and
Republic of Korea (Case AD11). Related parties may by themselves or authorize to
experienced law firm in Vietnam on international trade
to work with Trade Remedies Authority of Vietnam to cooperate.
Background
May 21 2020, Trade
Remedies of authority of Vietnam (TRAV), Ministry of Industry and Trade
received the dossiers on requesting the anti-dumping measure to
some HighFructose Corn Sweetener Products with the HS Code of 1702.60.10 and
1702.60.20from People’s Republic of China (China) and Republic of Korea (Korea).
The requester is the
representative of domestic of refined sugar industry, includes six (06
companies: (i) Son La Sugar Joint Stock Company (ii) Lam Son Sugar Cane Joint
Stock Corporation (iii) KCP Vietnam Industries Limited (iv) Can Tho sugar Joint
stock Company (v) MK Sugar Vietnam Company Limited (vi) La Nga Sugar Cane And
Sugar Joint Stock Company. In which, production of Requester and Supporter take
59,94% total similar production produced domestically and there is no domestic
producer opposing the case.
The requester provided
the reasonable bases for calculation of dumping margin originated from China
and Korea. The requester provided the reasonable information to prove the
significant damage of domestic industry. The requester’s dossier proved the
existence of causal relationship between imported products and the significant
damage of domestic industry.
Hence, TRAV determined
dossier of the requester satisfied the law of anti-dumping and petition of
Minister of Ministry of Industry and Trade.
Investigation’s details
-Products under investigation
Product’s name: High
Fructose Corn Sweetener
Science name/English
name: High-Fructose Corn Syrup
Common name: Tropicana
slim, syrup sugar, corn sugar, corn syrup sugar, HFCS
The Ministry of Industry
and Trade may amend and supplement the list of HS codes of the product under
investigation in accordance with the description of the product under
investigation and other changes (if any).
-Originated of products
under investigation: China and Korea
-Period of investigation
(POI)
· Period of investigation to determine the
anti-dumping action: from April 1st 2019 to March 31st 2020
· Period of investigation to determine the damage
of domestic industry:
· The first year: from April 1st 2017
to March 31st 2018
· The second year: from April 1st 2018
to March 31st 2019
· The third year: from April 1st 2019 to March
31st 2020
-Duty Levels Proposed by Requester:
China: 36,09%
Korea: 40,02%
-Register as related parties:
Pursuant to Article 6 of
Circular No. 37/2019/TT-BCT, organizations and individuals stipulated in
Article 74 of Law on foreign trade management can register as related parties
in this case with TRAV in order to access to publicly circulated information
during the investigation process, send comments, information and evidence
related to the investigation content mentioned in this Notice according to form
issued in Annex I of Circular 37/2019/TT-BCT and send them to TRAV within sixty
(60) working days from the day on which the decision on investigation takes
effect via post or email.
In order to ensure
rights and interests, the investigating authority recommend that organizations
and individuals which produce, import or use products under investigation
register as related parties to carry out the right to access information,
provide information and express opinions during the investigation process
Investigation
Questionnaire:
Within 15 days after the
issuance of the investigation decision of the Minister of Industry and Trade,
the Investigating Authority shall send the investigation questionnaire to the
Related Parties, including:
-The applicant requests for application of
Anti-dumping measures;
-Other domestic manufacturers which
Investigating Authority knows;
-Parties requesting for application
investigation of anti-dumping measures which Investigating Authority knows;
-Importers of products under investigation;
-Diplomatic authorities of the country where the
origin of products under investigation;
-Other related
Cooperating in the
investigation process
Any related party
refuses to participate in the case or does not provide necessary evidences or
significantly obstructs the completion of the investigation, the investigation
conclusion regarding such relevant party shall be based on available information.
Any related party
provides false or misleading evidences, such evidences shall not be reviewed
and investigation conclusion regarding such relevant party shall be based on
available information.
TRAV recommends that
related party participate and cooperate fully in the process in order to ensure
legitimate rights and interests.
Competition, anti-dumping, and countervailing duty lawyers in Vietnam of
International trade and tax practice at ANT Lawyers, a law firm in Vietnam
always follow up anti-dumping cases and its development to update clients on
regular basis.
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