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[17 Feb 2012|01:21pm] |
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June 4 Asia Pulse - Canada will apply two levels of anti-dumping duties against Vietnamese footwear under a preliminary decision issued last week.Canada began investigating a claim in February made by the Shoe Manufacturers Christian Louboutin ny of Canada against footwear with waterproof rubber or plastic soles imported from Vietnam and China.The complaint was filed with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) pursuant to the Special Import Measures Act.Under the CBSA's decision last week, Vietnamese exporters which co-operated with the CBSA during its investigation will be subject to a preliminary anti-dumping duty of an average of 16 per cent. Others will be slapped with a much higher 49-per-cent tariff. A similar tariff structure was imposed on Chinese firms, of 21.7 per cent and 52.3 per cent, respectively.An official investigation of the claims was expected to be completed by August 26, the Ministry of Trade and Industry said. During the investigation period, the CBSA will send a delegation to Vietnam this month to work directly with four local exporters as well as with the Vietnam bianca Christian Louboutin and Footwear Association. The delegation will reassess and clarify the information collected during the preliminary investigation. This is the second time that Canadian shoe manufactures have filed a dumping claim against Vietnamese waterproof rubber footwear. The first was initiated in 2002, but the Canadian International Trade Tribunal found no evidence at that time of injury to Canadian manufacturers.Vietnam exported US$80 million worth of shoes to Canada last year.However the judge Christian Louboutin simple pump the prosecution was correctly brought and that the hearing should go ahead. The hearing is scheduled to last for three days.
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