Vietnam imposes up to 32.75% anti-dumping tax on sugar imports from some Thai producers


HANOI (Reuters): Vietnam has imposed an anti-dumping levy between 25.73% and 32.75% on sugar products imported from some of Thailand's biggest sugar producers for a period of nearly three years, the country's trade ministry said on Tuesday (Aug 8).

The decision was made after a "careful and fair investigation" and will be in place from Aug 18, 2023 until June 15, 2026, the ministry said in a statement.

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