Despite the globalization of commodity markets, in the international trade there still remain barriers. Some are tariff-related (customs duties), others are non-tariff-related (certain norms, standards and other requirements for goods). One particular form of the tariff-related barriers to international trade is anti-dumping duties.
Dumping in the international context means selling goods on foreign markets at lower prices than on the domestic market. Since such behaviour creates unfair conditions for competition on the target market, dumping is usually viewed as an unfair practice which can be eliminated by imposing anti-dumping duties for goods imported to the target market.
INTEGRITES represents both foreign manufacturers and importers of their products, and national producers who want to protect their interests through an anti-dumping investigation.
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