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Anti-dumping Safeguard probe on passenger car tyres imports terminated Tyre industry sources said that the domestic passenger car tyre makers’ case for imposition of safeguard duty was weak from the beginning. K. R. Srivats
New Delhi, Oct 5 The country’s safeguards authority has terminated a safeguards investigation on passenger car tyre imports into India. This follows a request by the Automotive Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (ATMA) to terminate the investigation as the industry body had decided to withdraw its application. “The investigation was found to have become infructuous upon request for withdrawal of application,” the Director-General (Safeguards) said in an order issued here last week. The Director-General (Safeguards) had in May this year initiated safeguard investigations on increased imports of passenger car tyres. This was based on ATMA’s application, which contended that increased imports of car tyres from China had threatened to disrupt the domestic market. Tyre industry sources said that the domestic passenger car tyre makers’ case for imposition of safeguard duty was weak from the beginning. It was also highlighted that the tyre dealers’ fraternity and car manufacturers in India had opposed the levy of any safeguard duty on passenger car tyre imports. A trade delegation from China, representing exporters/producers, had also participated in hearings on the matter held in August, sources added. More Stories on : Anti-dumping | Tyres
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