Anti-Dumping investigation concerning imports of "Acrylic Fibre" originating in or exported from Belarus, Ukraine, European Union and Peru
Case No: 6/25/2019-DGTR
What this stage means: DGTR has issued its final finding and the matter is closed, whether that meant a duty was recommended and notified, or DGTR or the government decided not to impose one. Both outcomes are recorded here as concluded.
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- Investigation initiated
The DGTR published notice that an investigation has begun. From this date, interested parties can register and the investigation timeline runs.
- Final finding
The DGTR issued its final finding: its determination on dumping or subsidy, injury, and the duty it recommends (or a recommendation to impose none).
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"Anti-Dumping investigation concerning imports of "Acrylic Fibre" originating in or exported from Belarus, Ukraine, European Union and Peru - DGTR AD Investigation", LKS Trade Remedies, Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys, https://antidumping.lkslaw.com/cases/anti-dumping-investigation-concerning-imports-of-acrylic-fibre-originating-in-or-exported-from-belarus-ukraine-european-union-and-peru, data as of 2026-03-20.
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Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys, "Anti-Dumping investigation concerning imports of "Acrylic Fibre" originating in or exported from Belarus, Ukraine, European Union and Peru - DGTR AD Investigation", LKS Trade Remedies, available at https://antidumping.lkslaw.com/cases/anti-dumping-investigation-concerning-imports-of-acrylic-fibre-originating-in-or-exported-from-belarus-ukraine-european-union-and-peru; data as of 2026-03-20.
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