GENERAL23 Sept 2026
India extends anti-dumping duty on imported Chinese decor paper till March
India has extended anti-dumping duty on decor paper imported from China until 26 March 2027, so cheap shipments don't undercut local makers. The duty, first imposed in December 2021 at USD 110 to USD 542 per tonne, continues after the Directorate General for Trade Remedies (DGTR) recommended it. Duty extensions also cover calcined gypsum powder from Iran, Oman, Saudi Arabia and UAE, plus mica-based pigments from China.
Key Statutory Highlights
- India extended the anti-dumping duty on decor paper coming from China up to and inclusive of 26 March 2027.
- The duty was first imposed in December 2021 in the range of USD 110 per tonne to USD 542 per tonne, for five years.
- Anti-dumping duty was also extended on calcined gypsum powder from Iran, Oman, Saudi Arabia and UAE till 16 March 2027.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you import decor paper, calcined gypsum powder or mica-based pigments, ask your customs broker or CA to confirm how the extended duty applies to your consignments and build the extra cost into your landed price.
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