Anti-Dumping and Trade Remedies in India, Explained

    When imports are sold in India below their home market price and injure Indian industry, the law provides remedies: anti-dumping duties, countervailing duties and safeguard measures. This site explains how those remedies work, tracks every DGTR investigation, and helps you understand where you stand.

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    Who this site is for

    I make products in India and face unfairly priced imports

    Check whether the pricing you are seeing may amount to dumping, and learn how an investigation before the DGTR is requested and what it involves.

    I import into India, or export to India, and a duty affects my goods

    Find the investigation behind the duty, see its current status and documents, and understand what participation looks like at each stage.

    I advise clients or follow trade remedy developments

    Follow new DGTR investigations as they are notified, subscribe to alerts for the product codes you care about, and search the underlying documents.

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    The three remedies in brief

    Anti-dumping duty

    When a foreign producer sells goods in India below the price it charges at home, and that pricing injures Indian industry, the DGTR can recommend an anti-dumping duty to offset the difference.

    Countervailing duty

    When a foreign government subsidises its exporters and those subsidised goods injure Indian industry, a countervailing duty can offset the subsidy.

    Safeguard measures

    When a sudden surge of imports of a product seriously injures Indian industry, temporary safeguard duties or quantitative restrictions can give the industry time to adjust.

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    The practice offers a 30 minute assessment of trade remedy questions, whether you are considering an application, responding to an investigation, or affected by a duty.

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