Peru Keeps Anti-Dumping on Chinese Shoes

Recently, Peru's National Institute for the Defense of Competition and Intellectual Property (INDECOPI) noticed China's embassy in Lima that the Institute has closed on Nov. 21 its review of Peruvian anti-dumping (AD) measures on China-made shoes (except sandals and slippers), which were launched in 2010, with a final decision to maintain the anti-dumping measures of 2000 by continuing the anti-dumping duties.

Notably, the INDECOPI will adjust the price ceilings in the original measures, conduct differential duty rates on different exporters or manufacturers as per 5 CIF levels, and change the duty-calculation basis from CIF price percentage to USD price per pair.