Indonesia Will Impose Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Textiles And Clothing.

In April 12, 2011, the Indonesian government said that in order to protect local products from the massive influx of cheap Chinese mainland goods into the domestic market, the government will implement various safeguards. Anti-dumping duty And so on.

HattaRajasa, Indonesia's economic co ordination minister, points out that it may need to be implemented. Safeguard measures Or anti-dumping duties, because the selling price of Chinese goods in Indonesia is lower than that in Indonesia. Production costs 。

Trade minister Feng Huilan said that Indonesia has implemented anti-dumping duties against Chinese products such as wires, steel, textiles and clothing, and other products are also under investigation.

Feng pointed out that the government has instructed the Ministry of trade and the KADI and the defense measures Committee (KPPI) to understand the ASEAN. China's free trade agreement (ACFTA) impact after implementation.

The Indonesian government has no plans to review the ASEAN Free Trade Agreement. The Indonesian chamber of Commerce and industry (Kadin) explained that the China Free Trade Agreement (ASEAN), which was implemented in January (2010), caused a large influx of Chinese goods and seriously hurt the producers in most parts of Indonesia. Although most of the products in China were not of high quality, Indonesian consumers still chose to buy Chinese goods because of their low prices.