1. General information
- Products proposed for investigation: Molded fiber products, HS codes of the product: 4823.70.0020 and 4823.70.0040; some other codes: 4823.61.20, 4823.61.40, 4823.69.20, 4823.69.40.
- According to data from the US International Trade Commission (ITC), in 2023, Vietnam exported about 23 million USD in 2023.
- Anti-dumping investigation period: April 1, 2024 – September 30, 2024.
- Subsidy investigation period: 2023.
2. Final conclusion content
2.1. Final tax rate for CBPG case
The final anti-dumping duty rates for Vietnam (adjusted minus the export-related subsidy margin of 3.2%) are as follows:
- For mandatory defendant company: Anti-dumping tax rate is 1.38%.
- For 02 companies enjoying separate tax rates: Anti-dumping tax rate is 1.38%.
- For other companies: The national anti-dumping tax rate calculated based on available adverse information is 212.27%.
Meanwhile, the anti-dumping tax rate for enterprises exporting from China ranges from 49.01 - 477.90% and is much higher than the anti-dumping tax rate of Vietnamese enterprises.
2.2. Final tax rate for CTC case
The final CTC tax rates for Vietnam are as follows:
- For the mandatory defendant company: CTC tax rate is 5.06%.
- For 02 non-cooperating companies: The CTC tax rate calculated based on available unfavorable information is 200.70%.
- For the remaining companies: The CTC tax rate is 5.06% (this tax rate is based on the tax rate for the mandatory defendant company).
Meanwhile, the CTC tax rate for Chinese enterprises ranges from 7.56 - 319.92% and is higher than the CTC tax rate of Vietnamese enterprises.
3. Follow-up procedures, processes and recommendations
The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) will issue its final injury determinations within 45 days of the DOC's final determinations of dumping and subsidization, expected on November 8, 2025. Only when the ITC concludes that the U.S. domestic industry is materially injured by reason of dumped or subsidized solar panels imported from Vietnam will the duty order be officially issued, expected on November 15, 2025.
The Department of Trade Remedies recommends that related Vietnamese manufacturing and exporting enterprises:
Continue to monitor the final conclusion of the ITC;
Proactively seek new markets, while improving competitiveness and strictly complying with the regulations of the importing country in case the Tax Order is officially applied.
For more information, please contact: Foreign Trade Remedies Handling Department, Department of Trade Remedies, Ministry of Industry and Trade , 54 Hai Ba Trung, Cua Nam, Hanoi. Email: thona@moit.gov.vn , ngocny@moit.gov.vn .
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