Question 1

What does Anti-Dumping Duty mean?

Accepted Answer

Anti-dumping duty (ADD) is an additional customs duty imposed by an importing country when it determines that imported goods are being sold at less than their fair market value — i.e., 'dumped' — and causing injury to domestic producers. ADD is applied via a formal anti-dumping investigation, which results in a published order listing specific products, specific exporting countries, and specific ADD rates per exporter. ADD stacks on top of the MFN duty and any other tariffs. Rates vary widely, from single-digit percentages to several hundred percent.

Question 2

Add?

Accepted Answer

Anti-dumping duty (ADD) is an additional customs duty imposed by an importing country when it determines that imported goods are being sold at less than their fair market value — i.e., 'dumped' — and causing injury to domestic producers. ADD is applied via a formal anti-dumping investigation, which results in a published order listing specific products, specific exporting countries, and specific ADD rates per exporter. ADD stacks on top of the MFN duty and any other tariffs. Rates vary widely, from single-digit percentages to several hundred percent.

Question 3

Anti dumping duty?

Accepted Answer

Anti-dumping duty (ADD) is an additional customs duty imposed by an importing country when it determines that imported goods are being sold at less than their fair market value — i.e., 'dumped' — and causing injury to domestic producers. ADD is applied via a formal anti-dumping investigation, which results in a published order listing specific products, specific exporting countries, and specific ADD rates per exporter. ADD stacks on top of the MFN duty and any other tariffs. Rates vary widely, from single-digit percentages to several hundred percent.

Question 4

Dumping margin?

Accepted Answer

Anti-dumping duty (ADD) is an additional customs duty imposed by an importing country when it determines that imported goods are being sold at less than their fair market value — i.e., 'dumped' — and causing injury to domestic producers. ADD is applied via a formal anti-dumping investigation, which results in a published order listing specific products, specific exporting countries, and specific ADD rates per exporter. ADD stacks on top of the MFN duty and any other tariffs. Rates vary widely, from single-digit percentages to several hundred percent.

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