[SMM Stainless Steel Flash] Chinese Taiwan Launches Vietnam Stainless AD Probe, Retroactive Duties May Apply

Published: Aug 18, 2026 09:36

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According to SMM, Chinese Taiwan's anti-dumping investigation covers 20 Vietnamese manufacturers and 15 local importers. Applicants have requested retroactive duties applicable up to 90 days before provisional measures take effect, designed to prevent stockpiling during the investigative window. Customs authorities have advised relevant parties to participate actively within 20 days to secure individual dumping margins rather than being subject to higher default rates. The Ministry of Economic Affairs will complete its preliminary industrial damage assessment within 40 days, with final determinations expected by year-end.

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