EU Cancels Anti-Dumping Duties On Vietnamese Footwear

2011/9/26 8:42:00 54

Although the European Union ended anti-dumping duties on imported leather shoes from Vietnam in April 1, 2011, Vietnam's footwear exporters still face some problems in entering the EU market, officials of the Vietnam leather shoes Association (Lefaso) said.

In a symposium held in Hanoi, the Secretary General of Vietnam leather shoes Association, Ruan Cistanche, said that the EU has cancelled the past four years.

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10% of the anti-dumping duties imposed on imported leather shoes will promote the competitiveness of Vietnamese made shoes in the EU market and other countries, such as Indonesia, India, Kampuchea, Bangladesh and Thailand. These countries do not experience anti-dumping duties on exports to the EU market, but also enjoy tariff relief.

If the EU observed a significant rise in shoe performance imported from Vietnam in this year and a sharp decline in prices, the EU may consider mechanical or re implementation of anti-dumping duties on Vietnamese leather shoe manufacturers, and the re implementation of anti-dumping duties does not need to be investigated.

To avoid encountering anti-dumping duties again, Vietnamese exporters need to contact the Vietnam leather shoes Association and Vietnam.

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The competition committee (VCA) reports.

The report should include the quantity and price of goods exported to the EU, and it should be shown that the volume of exports per month is only a reasonable increase.

Exporters should not consider increasing the volume of exports to the EU as a goal, but rather looking for orders to produce high-end quality products.

The EU's anti-dumping duties on 16.5% of the leather shoes imported from China remain a threat to Vietnam.

Such differentiated tariffs will lead to illegal export of shoes from China through Vietnam.

Officials from the Vietnam fair competition committee revealed that due to China's high production costs,

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Moving from China to Vietnam is a positive sign for Vietnam's business.