Chinese ceramics enterprises how to deal with Brazil's anti-dumping investigation(8/2/2013)

From the first half year of 2013, Foshan Ceramic Tile export market according to industry analysts, ceramic tile prices for Brazil's anti-dumping will be two ways to circumvent: First, look for the emerging alternative markets as quickly as possible. In recent years, as the domestic construction industry is growing, Russia and the Middle East, Libya, Algeria, Jordan, Qatar, Yemen and other countries of the ceramic consumer demand has been constantly pulled, but at present, they do not enforce anti-dumping on Chinese tiles , and so the market may be used for domestic ceramic enterprises to cope with the Brazilian and Argentine anti-dumping emerging alternative markets, should be given priority attention. But we should try to enter the army continue to be the price advantage to start anti-dumping caused by the destination country. Secondly, the Middle East exports basically be flat, South America slowdown in import demand for ceramics, especially Brazil, and so on markets, companies should be careful to enter.

Second, through the roundabout to enter a third country, in order to avoid high tariffs. Brazil and other countries are not the product of all countries receive anti-dumping duties. In many cases, they are only for products imported from China to impose high anti-dumping duty, domestic enterprises can first transport of goods to third countries (such as Malaysia, Thailand, etc.), the goods to a third country, arrange clearance, for cabinet, the first Three sets of documents (such as certificates of origin, bills of lading, packing list, INV, country embassy for endorsement purposes clearance required full documentation), the goods to the destination country, the customs clearance is the third country with the full set of documents. Such high anti-dumping duties can effectively circumvent out.

(Author Mosaic and Tile, China Leiyuan 8/2/2013)

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