Mexico decides not to impose anti-dumping duties on Chinese denim fabrics

Mexico, October 21, 2011 in the Official Gazette Announcement, because there is no dumping fact in China's mainland-made denim (HS Code 5209.42.01, 5209.49.99, 521.1.4201, 521.42.99), anti-dumping duties will not be levied. And declared the case closed.

The cause of the case was for Mexican manufacturers Kaltex, Global Demin, and Swift Denim Hidalgo to apply for an anti-dumping investigation with the Mexican Ministry of Economic Affairs on November 20, 2009. There were 11 importers of the reply, including well-known companies: Manufactura Lee de Mexico and Mondy Industries.

The Mexican Textile Industry Association (Canaintex, http://www.mxmx.com/) said that denim in China was dumped at a rate of US$0.27 per square meter. It was sold at a cheaper price than cotton and caused the closure of seven Mexican manufacturers. , Including: La Fe, Tarrant de Mexico, Industrias Chemtex, Master Denim, Coporacion Industrial Delta, Fabrics El Carmen, Grupo Industrial Indigo (Textiles Tlaxcala), Chairman Canaintex pointed out that Mexico had about 12 to 15 cowboy factories in 2000, but nowadays Only 3 to 5 homes are left.

From 2008 to 2010, the number of people from Colombia grew by 652%, and Pakistan has a good performance.

Mexico imported denim from the United States, the European Union, and Colombia because it has a free trade agreement, so zero-tariff imports from the general country (no sign of free trade agreements, such as: Taiwan, China, Pakistan, India, Brazil, etc.) Then levy 10% import tax,