Vietnam imposes anti-dumping tax on sugar imported from Thailand


Refined sugar at the KCP company in coastal province of Phú Yên. — VN

HANOI (Vietnam News/ANN): The Ministry of Trade and Industry has decided to levy a temporary anti-dumping tax of 44.88 per cent on unrefined sugar and 33.88 per cent on refined sugar imported from Thailand.

The taxation on sugar cane imported from Thailand is an opportunity to revive the domestic sugar industry. This is also considered an important decision to help the sugar industry overcome a very difficult period.

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