EU Will No Longer Extend Its Application Period For Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Shoes.

On February 16th, it was reported that the European Union of footwear industry (CEC), which filed a complaint against Vietnam and China's dumping of leather shoes, has declared that it is no longer required to extend the application period for anti-dumping duties on goods from Vietnam and China. It is estimated that the application period of the first tier goods will end in April 1st (2011).

According to CEC chairman Mr.VitoArtioli, since the case is not supported by the member states of the European Union, it is required to extend its application if it is not supported by the EU Member States. Anti-dumping duty The deadline will not be helpful, and other defensive measures will be adopted. According to Mr.JohnClancy, a spokesman for the European Commission (EC), the EU has imposed anti-dumping duties of 10% and 16.5% on leather shoes in Vietnam and China respectively. If CEC fails to apply for reexamination, it will automatically become invalid from April 1st of this year. Imported Vietnam and China's top footwear products are strictly supervised. Trade Measures.

According to the Competition Management Bureau of the Ministry of industry and commerce, the EU has not yet received the official notification from the European Union, so it is difficult to comment. However, if CEC does not apply for the exhibition delay, the case will be automatically invalidated from April 1st of this year, according to the anti-dumping regulations applied to the European Union's bicycles before Vietnam (which expired in July 15, 2010).

The European Commission announced in October 2006 that the anti-dumping duty on imports of Vietnamese leather shoes for a period of 2 years was implemented for 10% years, which was extended from December 31, 2009 to 15 months. The share of Vietnam's footwear market in the EU dropped from 15% to 2009 in 2005 to 10%.