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Canada conducts probe into Vietnamese OCTGs

Aug 11th at 14:11
11-08-2014 14:11:58+07:00

Canada conducts probe into Vietnamese OCTGs

The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) has initiated a preliminary investigation on anti-dumping and anti-subsidy tariffs on certain oil country tubular goods (OCTG) from several countries, including Viet Nam.

The Competition Management Department under the Ministry of Industry and Trade said on August 6 that CITT had decided to conduct the investigation after it received a report from the Canada Border Services Agency on carrying out the anti-dumping price and anti-subsidy investigation on OCTG imported from some countries, including Vietnam on July 21, 2014.

Those who want to take part in the investigation are required to send their application to CITT before August 5. A list of participants were announced on August 8.

Submissions by those in opposition to the lawsuit must be sent no later than August 21. Plaintiffs can also submit documents to the respondents no later than August 29. CITT is scheduled to give a preliminary decision on October 19 this year.

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