Trade Remedy Digest — 2026-11-04
Summary
Today's chemical-relevant actions include an extension of the Eurasian Economic Union's anti-dumping duties on Chinese truck tires, a new GCC anti-dumping investigation into uncoated writing and printing paper from China, India and Thailand, and procedural steps in India's investigations on caprolactam and pentaerythritol plus final findings in a soda ash safeguard/QR case. Buyers of these inputs should watch for potential duty-driven cost shifts and supply re-routing.
By Product
Truck and bus tires (new pneumatic rubber tires) (HS 4011 20 100 0, 4011 20 900 0, 8708 70 990 9)
- Case type / Stage: anti-dumping / extension
- Trade route: China → Eurasian Economic Union
- Measure / rate: 14.79%–35.35%
- What changed: The Eurasian Economic Commission extended the anti-dumping duty on Chinese-origin truck tires until 13 February 2027 inclusive, following the second sunset review final disclosure recommending continuation for five years.
- Procurement impact: Continued duty exposure keeps landed costs elevated for Chinese truck tires in EAEU markets; buyers may maintain alternative sourcing or absorb higher prices.
- Source: 欧亚经济联盟延长对华载重轮胎反倾销措施有效期 (CACS Export Response)
Uncoated writing and printing paper (HS 480255, 480256, 480257)
- Case type / Stage: anti-dumping / initiation
- Trade route: China, India, Thailand → Gulf Cooperation Council
- Measure / rate: not stated
- What changed: The GCC Technical Secretariat for Anti-Injurious Practices initiated an anti-dumping investigation into uncoated writing and printing paper from China, India and Thailand.
- Procurement impact: New investigation may lead to provisional duties; buyers should monitor developments and assess supply diversification for paper inputs.
- Source: 海合会对涉华未涂布纸启动反倾销调查 (CACS Export Response)
Caprolactam
Soda Ash
- Case type / Stage: other / final
- Trade route: n/a → India
- Measure / rate: not stated
- What changed: India's DGTR issued final findings in case QR/OI/001/2026 concerning soda ash.
- Procurement impact: Final findings may confirm or adjust trade measures; buyers should review the outcome for potential cost implications on soda ash sourcing.
- Source: Final Findings (India DGTR (SETU))
Pentaerythritol
- Case type / Stage: anti-dumping / other
- Trade route: n/a → India
- Measure / rate: not stated
- What changed: India's DGTR published the PUC/PCN methodology for the anti-dumping investigation on pentaerythritol.
- Procurement impact: Procedural step; no immediate duty change, but indicates ongoing investigation that could affect future pentaerythritol import costs.
- Source: PUC/PCN Methodology (India DGTR (SETU))
Non-chemical items skipped
Count: 0
Sources covered
- CACS Export Response
- India DGTR (SETU)
Generated for 2026-11-04 (Asia/Shanghai).
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