India’s ADD Probe on S-PVC Nears Final Decision
India’s anti-dumping investigation on S-PVC imports from China, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and the US is nearing completion, with a final decision expected after stakeholder comments by March 21, 2025.
The probe found dumped imports harming domestic producers, leading to price undercutting and reduced profitability. If anti-dumping duties (ADDs) are imposed, they could reshape India's PVC market, affecting sourcing strategies and costs in key sectors like pipes and pharmaceutical packaging.
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