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Practices of Anti-dumping investigation by the US
21/12/2022 10:11
According to WTO statistics by the end of 2021, India continues to be the country using the most anti-dumping measures with a total of 1,100 AD initiations and 767 ADD impositions, while only 13 anti-subsidy measures and 22 Safeguard measures were imposed at the same period. The US is the second largest user of anti-dumping investigations in the world with 841 initiations and 615 measures.
Figure 1: Countries using the most anti-dumping measures (1995-2021)
Source: WTO data
In 2021, the number of AD investigations initiated by India decreased significantly in comparison with 2020. India only initiated a total of 29 investigations compared with 92 in 2020. Similar to India, the number of anti-dumping investigations of the US had decreased in 2021, with 24 anti-dumping investigations, compared with 89 in 2020. Meanwhile, Argentina had seen a spike in anti-dumping investigations, as it initiated a total of 15 investigations in 2021, double that of 2020 (6 investigations).
Figure 2: Trends of initiation of anti-dumping investigations by some economies (2017-2021)
Source: WTO Data
Countries/territories subject to the most anti-dumping measures by the US
Anti-dumping is the most common trade remedy measure in the US (accounting for 72.8% of the total number of trade remedy investigations by the US). China is the country subject to the most anti-dumping investigations with 187 initiations (accounting for 22.2% of the total US’s anti-dumping investigations).
Figure 3: Anti-dumping investigation by the US
Source: WTO data
Out of 615 anti-dumping measures imposed by the US, 160 measures were imposed against China (accounting for 26%), followed by South Korea with 42 measures, Chinese Taipei (32 measures), India (31 measures), Japan (30 measures) (accounting for 5%)…
Figure 4: Top countries subject to most anti-dumping investigations by the US (1995-2021)
Source: WTO data
Product groups subject to the most anti-dumping measures by the US
The US imposed anti-dumping measures the most on products of the base metals and articles (accounting for 57%), followed by chemical products (13%), plastics and rubber (8%)…
Figure 5: Sector subject to the most anti-dumping measures by the US
Source: WTO data
Source: Center for WTO and International Trade
Các tin khác
- Antidumping and Countervailing Duties (09/03/2024)
- Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Handbook (26/02/2024)
- Practices of Anti-subsidy investigation by the US (19/12/2022)
- Practices of Safeguard investigation by the US (18/12/2022)
- Practices of Trade remedy investigation of the US against Vietnam (18/12/2022)
