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e-mail address : tidenq@tid.gcn.gov.hk
Ref : EIC 631/3/2/1
3 July 2002
Dear Sirs,
Commercial Information Circular No. 124/02
The Mainland of China: Rules on Response to Anti-dumping Charges Raised
Against Chinese Exports
The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (MOFTEC) issued Decree No. 5/2001 on 11 October 2001, announcing the rules on response to anti-dumping charges raised against Chinese exports. The Rules have been effective since 1 December 2001.
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The Rules govern the procedures on notification of possible anti-dumping investigations against Chinese exports and the procedures on responding to anti-dumping investigations and subsequent reviews. The Rules aim to guide domestic enterprises to defend their rights and interests in anti-dumping investigations against Chinese exports. In addition, the Rules stipulate that MOFTEC has designated all import/export-related chambers of commerce as well as trade associations of foreign-invested enterprises to be responsible for coordinating efforts in responding to such anti-dumping charges. A copy of the Rules is reproduced at Annex (pdf format).
ENQUIRIES
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If you have any questions on the content of this circular, please contact Ms. Eugenia CHAN at 2398 5444.
Yours faithfully,
(Miss Cindy CHENG)
for Director-General of Trade and Industry
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