EU investigates whether China evades anti-dumping tariffs by exporting slightly modified plywood
24 Jul 2026Effective: 23 Jul 2026102 views
Who is affected:
European importers of hardwood plywood from China
Summary
The European Commission opens an investigation to detect whether China circumvents anti-dumping tariffs on hardwood plywood through minor product modifications. Affected imports will be registered during the investigation.
Detailed analysis
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Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1840 opens an anti-abuse investigation into possible circumvention of anti-dumping measures established in Regulation (EU) 2025/2333 against Chinese hardwood plywood. The suspicion is that Chinese exporters slightly modify the product to evade applicable tariff duties. During the inves…
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