India brings back duties on specified Chinese titanium dioxide imports

India has reintroduced anti-dumping duties on specified Chinese titanium dioxide imports. This move aims to protect domestic producers from what the government considers to be unfairly priced Chinese imports. The decision follows a recommendation from the Directorate General of Trade Remedies, which found that Chinese titanium dioxide was being sold at dumped prices, causing material injury to Indian producers. The new duties will be in place for five years unless they are revoked or amended.

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India has reintroduced anti-dumping duties on titanium dioxide imports from China. This action is expected to protect domestic producers and may impact trade between the two countries.

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