Anti-Dumping Duty
Category: Customs
Definition (plain English)
An extra import duty applied to specific goods, countries, producers, or exporters when authorities impose a trade-remedy measure.
Why it matters commercially
Anti-dumping duty can be much larger than base customs duty and can make a product, supplier, or origin commercially unviable.
Example
A buyer found a 6% base duty but later discovered a producer-specific anti-dumping measure that added 38% to the customs value.
Common mistake
Checking only the normal tariff rate and missing country, producer, date, or product-scope conditions for trade-remedy measures.
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