Australia slaps AD, CVD duties on flat-rolled steel from China, South Korea
2026-10-08 11:46:07 [Print]
Australia's Minister for Industry and Innovation and Minister for Science has approved final anti-dumping (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) recommendations from the Anti-Dumping Commission on imported flat-rolled steel products from China and South Korea.
Chinese exporters face AD duties of 16.1% for Baoshan Iron and Steel, 9.4% for Baosteel Zhanjiang Iron and Steel, 26.4% for Hunan Valin Lianyuan Iron and Steel, and 51.2% for all other Chinese exporters.
South Korean exporters, excluding POSCO, face a 21.6% AD duty.
CVD rates for Chinese exporters are set at 2.7% for Baoshan Iron and Steel and 3.9% for all other exporters, excluding Baosteel Zhanjiang and Hunan Valin Lianyuan Iron and Steel.
The products covered are classified under tariff codes 7208.40.00.39, 7208.51.00.40, 7208.52.00.41, 7208.90.00.30, 7225.40.00.22 and 7225.40.00.24.
Chinese exporters face AD duties of 16.1% for Baoshan Iron and Steel, 9.4% for Baosteel Zhanjiang Iron and Steel, 26.4% for Hunan Valin Lianyuan Iron and Steel, and 51.2% for all other Chinese exporters.
South Korean exporters, excluding POSCO, face a 21.6% AD duty.
CVD rates for Chinese exporters are set at 2.7% for Baoshan Iron and Steel and 3.9% for all other exporters, excluding Baosteel Zhanjiang and Hunan Valin Lianyuan Iron and Steel.
The products covered are classified under tariff codes 7208.40.00.39, 7208.51.00.40, 7208.52.00.41, 7208.90.00.30, 7225.40.00.22 and 7225.40.00.24.
