An anti-dumping investigation has been launched into imports of Belarusian starch to Ukraine

Published Apr 22, 2021

Tridge summary

The Association of Potato and Starch Producers in Belarus has filed a complaint with the ICMT, alleging dumping of potato starch from Ukraine. The ICMT has found sufficient evidence to warrant an anti-dumping investigation, as Belarusian imports were found to be priced lower than local production costs. This could potentially harm local producers, leading to reduced production, increased inventories, and profitability issues. In the second half of 2020, Ukraine imported 285.8 tons of potato starch from Belarus, 35.3% of total exports, while exporting 1.23 thousand tons to China.
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Original content

According to the Government Courier newspaper on Wednesday, the Association of Potato and Starch Producers filed a complaint with the ICMT on behalf of the starch producer PBP Vimal about the initiation of an anti-dumping investigation into the import of potato starch from Ukraine to the Republic of Belarus. com.ua. Having considered the complaint, the ICMT found sufficient evidence that imports of Belarusian starch to Ukraine could be made at dumped prices, while the share of such imports increased during the study period 2017-2019, ranging from 25.1% to 84.6%. During the same period, the share of dumped imports in the total consumption of potato starch in Ukraine ranged from 9.7% to 27.8%, and for its production - from 15.8% to 54%. At the same time, the prices of dumped imports during the study period were lower than the price level and the cost level of products produced at Vimal. The ICMT reported that the association provided sufficient evidence in the complaint that imports ...
Source: Agravery

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