Indonesia has announced the imposition of an anti-dumping import duty on nylon film imports from China, Thailand, and Taiwan. This move aims to protect domestic industries from unfair trade practices and price distortions caused by foreign manufacturers.
Key Details of the Anti-Dumping Duty
| Factor | Details |
|---|---|
| Affected Countries | China, Thailand, Taiwan |
| Effective Date | Starts this month, valid for four years |
| Import Duty Range | 1,254 rupiah to 31,510 rupiah per kilogram ($0.076 to $1.92) |
| Impacted Companies | China: Kunshan Yuncheng Plastic Industry, Yuncheng Heshan New Material |
| Thailand: AJ Plast | |
| Taiwan: All companies | |
| Reason for Imposition | Investigation findings showed imports caused harm to domestic industries. |
| Indonesia’s Trade Relations | China remains Indonesia’s largest trade partner. |
| Nylon Film Applications | Used in food and industrial packaging, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and textiles. |
Implications of the New Tariff
The anti-dumping measure is expected to benefit local manufacturers by reducing competition from cheaper imports. It also reflects Indonesia’s commitment to fair trade practices while maintaining strong economic ties with its global trade partners. As the regulation takes effect, businesses involved in nylon film import and production will need to reassess their supply chain strategies to adapt to the new cost structures.
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