Argentina To Restart Anti-Dumping Investigation Measures Against China

Among them, the multifunctional food processor originating in China and Brazil is 202.79%.

Argentina is the country with the largest number of trade relief cases in Latin America, and its measures not only directly affect my normal export to Afghanistan, but also produce a negative demonstration effect in Latin American countries.

After more than a year of severe negotiations, especially since the export of Arago oil to China was blocked, the Arab government has suspended new anti-dumping measures against our export products since April of this year. At the same time, the extension of the time limit for investigation has also been made for the previous anti-dumping investigations.

Just as the two countries generally welcomed the above attitude and practices of Albanian and hoped that the move could help promote the healthy and stable development of bilateral trade, the Ministry of industry of Argentina announced on the 22 day that the measures of Huaxin were unexpected, especially in the context of President Christina's recent visit to China.

Even Dvora George himself had to admit that "from a political point of view, it may be inappropriate to sign these resolutions now".

However, she finally signed the above two resolutions on the basis of "the investigation time of these anti-dumping cases has been more than one and a half years".

Local and foreign media in Argentina are very concerned about the anti dumping measures announced by the Arab government, and the mainstream media such as the clarion call, the Chronicle newspaper and the Argentina news agency have been reported in succession.

Among them, the "national newspaper" said that the market share of multifunctional food processors from China and Brazil rose from 69% to 81%, and the price advantage of imported products reduced the sales volume of the same industry in the same country.

At the same time, the report also expressed concern about the possible negative impact of the Arab side's measures on the bilateral economic and trade relations, saying that "when the Arab side and the Chinese side started consultations on resolving the obstacles to the pport of soybean oil to China, the Arab government announced that the anti-dumping measures against China's products would lead to more tense bilateral relations."

Reuters reported in its relevant report that the visit of president of Argentina last week failed to prompt China to lift its import ban on soya bean oil, and the anti-dumping measures announced by Albanian recently announced that the trade dispute between China and Azerbaijan might escalate.

Arab government once again targets China

In contrast with the attitude of the industrial sector, Argentina importers expressed disappointment and dissatisfaction with the attitude of the Arab government. They criticized the current practices of the Arab government, which were not consistent with the relevant provisions of the WTO, lacked legal basis and did not accord with the statement made by the president during his visit to China.

According to the responsible person of the chamber of Commerce, the policy of the Arab government may indicate the beginning of a new round of anti-dumping against China. It is unavoidable that Chinese products are once again constrained, and the importers are deeply concerned about this.

Argentina's resumption of anti-dumping measures against China's products after 4 months is worth paying attention to. Its policy direction and the impact on bilateral trade between China and Arab countries will be waiting to be seen.