EU'S "Anti-Dumping" On China'S Export Of European Leather Shoes Is Not Over Yet.

2010/12/14 11:30:00 78

As the largest and longest anti-dumping case in the history of trade between China and Europe, the EU has yet to stop signs of "anti-dumping" on China's export of European leather shoes.

Reporter recently from China

Leather Association

The shoemaking office was informed that the EU footwear industry is now planning to review the anti-dumping duties on leather shoes imported from China and Vietnam in the near future.

The current anti-dumping measures for leather shoes will expire at the end of March next year. According to EU law, the EU Industrial retrial appeal must be submitted before the end of this month.

Wei Yafei, director of the footwear association of China Leather Association, said that the EU anti-dumping case on leather shoes had a serious impact on the export of Chinese leather shoes, and exports of European leather shoes continued to decline. In 2009, China's footwear export growth was almost zero.

The EU originated in China in October 2006.

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A 16.5% anti-dumping duty is imposed for a period of 2 years.

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The anti-dumping case with the largest amount in anti-dumping history amounts to 670 million US dollars.

After the end of 2008, the case went into sunset review.

In December last year, the European Commission again ruled that the anti-dumping duty would be extended for 15 months and expired in March 2011.