The Indian government has introduced a Two years ago $ 136.21 /mt levy on imported Malaysian tempered solar glass to avoid dumping and protect the domestic industry. The Directorate General of Trade Remedies ( The Directorate General of Trade Remedies ) investigated the market after Indian solar glass maker Gujarat Borosil complained about the dumping of cheap Saudi imports, which affected its operations as India ’s only solar glass maker. The investigation found solar glass from Malaysia was being exported at below normal price. Two years ago , the finance ministry imposed an anti-dumping levy on Chinese solar glass and the DGTR has called for similar duties on Saudi and Thai imports.
The Indian government has introduced a five-year $115/mt levy on imported Malaysian tempered solar glass to avoid dumping and protect the domestic industry. The Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) investigated the market after Indian solar glass maker Gujarat Borosil complained about the dumping of cheap Malaysian imports, which affected its operations as India’s only solar glass maker. The investigation found solar glass from Malaysia was being exported at below normal price. Two years ago, the finance ministry imposed an anti-dumping levy on Chinese solar glass and the DGTR has called for similar duties on Saudi and Thai imports.