Vietnam’s Face Brick is Investigated for Dumping

On August 25th, according to the Vietnam Trade Office in Argentina, the Argentine Ministry of Production has initiated anti-dumping investigations against face bricks products imported from India, Malaysia, Brazil, China and Vietnam.

Accordingly, the brick products with HS code (the code used to classify goods for import tax calculation) that are investigated for dumping during the period from 2013 to 2016 with such code as 6907.90.00 and 6908.90.00.

In which, the alleged dumping margins for face brick products from China is 184.9%, India is 106.64%, Malaysia is 125.76%, Brazil is 22.79% and Vietnam is 29.73 %.

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