Brussels launches investigation into canned sweetcorn from China

Published 2024년 12월 18일

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The European Commission has launched an anti-dumping investigation into the surge in imports of canned sweetcorn from China, following a complaint from the European Sweetcorn Processors Association (AETMD). The association claims that the influx of Chinese imports, which have surged since 2021, are disrupting fair competition. The EC will now assess the situation and potentially implement provisional anti-dumping duties on these imports. The investigation is expected to conclude in February 2026, with the possibility of extending existing anti-dumping duties on Thai canned sweetcorn, in effect since 2007.
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The European Commission has recently opened an anti-dumping investigation into imports of canned sweetcorn from China, the European Sweetcorn Processors Association (AETMD) has reported. The Association had filed a complaint with the EC on the grounds that these increasing Chinese imports were entering into conditions of unfair competition. It considers that between 2021 and 2024, imports of canned sweetcorn from China have increased considerably within the European Union and at extremely low prices. The EC will proceed to register all imports from China and determine whether it is appropriate to impose provisional anti-dumping duties, retroactively, on the imported volumes to mitigate the ...
Source: Agrodigital

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