Thailand plans to continue levying anti-dumping duties on Chinese citric acid

On January 13, the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Foreign Trade of the Ministry of Commerce of Thailand paid a note to the Chinese Embassy in Thailand, saying that it had announced that the anti-dumping citric acid originating in China would be disclosed before final review of anti-dumping.

According to the disclosure, if the anti-dumping measures are cancelled, the products from China will continue to be imported at dumping prices and damage the Thai industry. Therefore, it is proposed to continue to impose anti-dumping duties of 38.10% on these products for a period of 5 years. Related stakeholders may apply to the Thai side for a hearing before January 18.