WORLD TRADE  
ORGANIZATION  G/L/861 
30 October 2008 
 (08-5262) 
  
 
 
REPORT (2008) OF THE COMMITTEE ON 
ANTI-DUMPING PRACTICES 
 
 
I. ORGANIZATION OF THE WORK OF THE COMMITTEE 
1. The Agreement on Implementation of Article VI  of the General Agreement on Tariffs and  
Trade 1994 (hereinafter "the Agreement") entered in to force on 1 January 1995.  All Members of the 
WTO are ipso facto  members of the Committee on Anti-Du mping Practices established under the 
Agreement.   
2. Observer governments in the General Council of  the WTO have Observer status in the 
Committee.  The International Monetary Fund , World Bank and UNCTAD have regular Observer 
status in the Committee.  Pursuant to a decisi on of the Committee in October 1998, the OECD is 
invited to attend meetings on an  ad hoc  basis, and has full access to documents relevant to the 
Committee's work, subject to objection by a Member in particular cases.  Also pursuant to a decision 
of the Committee in October 1998, the ACP Group is invited to attend meetings on an ad hoc basis 
pending the outcome of horizontal consultations with respect to the ACP Group's requests for Observership in various WTO bodies.  Requests fo r Observer status from the Common Market for 
Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) and the Gu lf Organization for Industrial Consulting are 
under consideration by Members.  
3. The focus of this report is on the period si nce the Committee's last annual report (G/L/830), 
that is, 24 October 2007 – 28 October 2008 (hereina fter "the review period").  During the review 
period, the Committee held two regular mee tings, on 28 April 2008 and 27-28 October 2008 
(G/ADP/M/34 + Corr.1 + Suppl.1, and G/ADP/M/35, respectively). 
4. As of the beginning of the review period, Mr. Gareth Meyer (Australia) was Chair, and 
Ms Gabriella Wurcel (Israel) was Vice Chair, of  the Committee.  At its April 2008 meeting, the 
Committee elected Mr. Jorge Huerta-Goldman (Mexico)  as Chair, and Mr. Pasquale De Micco (Italy) 
as Vice Chair.  Pursuant to the Committee's ru les of procedure, Mr. Huerta-Goldman and 
Mr. De Micco took office at the end of the meeting. 
II. NOTIFICATION AND EXAMINATION OF ANTI-DUMPING LAWS AND/OR 
REGULATIONS OF MEMBERS 
5. Article 18.5 of the Agreement provides that "Each Member shall inform the Committee of 
any changes in its laws and regulations relevant to  this Agreement and in the administration of such 
laws and regulations".  Pursuant to a decision of the Committee in Febr uary 1995, all Members 
having new or existing legislation a nd/or regulations which apply in whole or in part to anti-dumping 
duty investigations or reviews covered by the Agreement are requested to notify the full and 
integrated text of such legislation and/or regul ations to the Committee.  Changes in a Member's 
legislation and/or regulations are to be notified to  the Committee as well.  Pursuant to that same 
decision of the Committee, if a Member has no such  legislation or regulations, the Member is to 
inform the Committee of this fact.  The Committe e also decided that Observer governments should 
comply with these notification obligations. G/L/861 
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6. As of 28 October 2008, 98 Members had notif ied the Committee regarding their domestic 
anti-dumping legislation.
1  Of these 98 Members, 28 notified the Committee that they had no anti-
dumping legislation.  Members' communications in  this regard can be found in document series 
G/ADP/N/1/... .  Twenty-eight Members had not, as of the end of the review period, made any notification of anti-dumping legislation and/or regulations.  Annex A sets out the status of 
notifications concerning legislation under Article 18.5 of the Agreement, and sets out the reference 
symbol(s) of the document(s) containing each Me mber's current notification in this regard.  
7. During the review period, the Committee review ed new notifications regarding anti-dumping 
laws and/or regulations submitted by the following Members:  Alba nia, China, Costa Rica, Egypt, 
El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Ukraine.  The Committee also continued its review of 
previously-reviewed legislative notifications submitte d by the following Members:  Albania, Canada, 
China, Costa Rica, European Comm unities, Guatemala, and the United States.  Written questions and 
answers regarding these notifications can be f ound in documents of the G/ADP/Q1/... series.  
Statements of Members in this context are reflected in the minutes of the meetings.  
III. SEMI-ANNUAL REPORTS ON ANTI-DUMPING ACTIONS TAKEN BY MEMBERS 
8. Semi-annual reports for the period 1 July -31 December 2007 pursuant to Article 16.4 .  
As of 28 October 2008, 23 Members
2 had submitted semi-annual reports of actions taken during this 
period.  Thirty Members had notified the Committee that they had not taken any anti-dumping actions 
during this period.  The remaining 713 Members had not submitted a notification in this regard.  These 
semi-annual reports were circulated  in document series G/ADP/N/166/... .  At the Committee's regular 
meeting in April 2008, the Chair reported that it appeared that most Members taking actions had 
submitted semi-annual reports, but that some had a rrived after the deadline.  Members who had not 
submitted reports of actions taken or nil returns were strongly urged to submit these reports, and all 
Members were encouraged to submit their semi-a nnual reports on time.  The status of semi-annual 
reports for this period is set out in Annex B.  Qu estions raised concerning these reports can be found 
in the minutes of the meeting.   
9. Semi-annual reports for the period 1 Janua ry-30 June 2008 pursuant to Article 16.4 .  As 
of 28 October 2008, 21 Members had submitted se mi-annual reports of acti ons taken during this 
period.4  Thirty Members had notified the Committee that they had not taken any anti-dumping 
actions during this period.  The remaining 745 Members had not submitted a notification in this 
regard.  These semi-annual reports were circulat ed in document series G/ADP/N/173/... .  At the 
Committee's regular meeting in October 2008, the Chair again pointed out that not all Members had 
submitted semi-annual reports, and strongly urged all Members to comply with the requirement to 
submit their semi-annual reports on time.  The status  of semi-annual reports fo r this period is set out 
in Annex B.  Questions raised concerning these re ports can be found in the minutes of the meeting 
and in document series G/ADP/Q2/.... 
                                                      
1 The European Communities is counted as one Member .  Prior to 1 May 2004, the member States of 
the EC were:  Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the 
Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom.  As of 1 May 2004, the following Members became member States of the EC:  Cyprus, the Czech Re public, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, 
Poland, the Slovak Republic, and Slovenia; and as of 1 January 2007, Bulgaria and Romania also became 
member States of the EC.  None of these Members' prev iously-submitted separate notifications of legislation are 
listed in this report.  See documents G/ADP/N/1/EEC/2/S uppl.6 and .../Suppl.8 for information on the current 
status of the laws and regulations of these Members. 
2 The European Communities is counted as one Member.   
3 Ukraine and Cap Verde are not included in this figure, reflecting the fact that they became WTO 
Members on 16 May 2008 and 23 July 2008, respectively. 
4 The European Communities is counted as one Member.   
5 Ukraine is included in this figure, but Cap Verd e is not, reflecting the fact that they became WTO 
Members on 16 May 2008 and 23 July 2008, respectively.  G/L/861 
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  10. A table summarizing new anti-dumping actions ta ken by Members as reported in their semi-
annual reports for the period 1 July 2007 - 30 June 2008 is reproduced in Annex C to this report.   
11. Draft revised semi-annual report format.   At the Committee's April 2008 regular meeting, 
the Chair reported on his contacts with delegations in respect of the draft revised format for semi-
annual reports that remained pe nding before the Committee.  At the Committee's October 2008 
meeting, the Chair reported that in his latest contacts with delegations, although one Member had 
reiterated its grave systemic concerns over the revised format, that Member would not oppose the 
adoption of the revised format.  The Committee adopted the revised format.6   
IV. REPORTS ON ALL PRELIMINARY OR FINAL ANTI-DUMPING ACTIONS 
12. Pursuant to Article 16.4 of the Agreement, reports of preliminary and final anti-dumping 
actions during the period under c onsideration were received from  Argentina, Australia, Brazil, 
Canada, Chile, China, Egypt, European Communities,  India, Japan, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, 
Pakistan, Paraguay, South Africa, Thailand, Turk ey, Ukraine, and United States as indicated in 
documents G/ADP/N/164, G/ADP/N/165, G/ADP/N/167, G/ADP/N/168, G/ADP/N/169, G/ADP/N/170 G/ADP/N/171, G/ADP/N/172, G/AD P/N/174, G/ADP/N/175, G/ADP/N/176, and 
G/ADP/N/177.
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13. The Committee reviewed the notifications of preliminary and final actions at its regular 
meetings in April and October 2008.  The questions raised concerning these reports can be found in the minutes of the meetings and in document series G/ ADP/Q2/... .  At these meetings, the Chairs drew 
attention to the apparent lack of full compliance in  this area, as some Members that submitted semi-
annual reports indicating preliminar y and/or final measures had not submitted reports of preliminary 
or final actions taken.  The Chairs highlighted th e importance of this notification to the Committee's 
role in monitoring and discussing actions taken by Members, and recalled that the revised minimum 
information format that had been adopted by th e Committee in October 2006 clarified the kinds of 
actions to be notified and the information to be submitted.  Questions raised concerning these 
notifications can be found in the minutes of the meetings and in document series G/ADP/Q2/... .  A 
summary of the notifications submitted by Members pursuant to Article 16.4 is contained in Annex D 
of this report. 
V. TRANSITIONAL REVIEW OF CHINA 
14. During the October 2008 meeting, the Committee u ndertook the review, as appropriate to its 
mandate, of the implementation by China of the WT O Agreement and of the related provisions of its 
Protocol of Accession, as provided for in Paragr aph 18 of the Protocol of Accession of the Peoples' 
Republic of China to the WTO.  At the meeting, th e delegation of China responded orally to questions 
that had been previously submitted in writing.
8  The statements of Members are reflected in the 
minutes of that meeting.  The Committee agreed th at its report to the Council for Trade in Goods 
would be in the form of a brief factual report, pr epared by the Chairperson on his own responsibility, 
containing references to the doc uments concerned and attaching the portion of the minutes of the 
meeting which relate to the transitional review.9  
                                                      
6 The format was subsequently circulated as G/ADP/1/Rev.1. 
7 After the circulation of G/ADP/N/177 an additio nal report was received from Peru, which will be 
listed in the next document in this series, G/ADP/N/178.   
8 Questions and/or statements were circulated in the following documents:  G/ADP/W/467 and 
G/ADP/W/468.   
9 This report was circulated in document G/ADP/17. G/L/861 
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VI. WORKING GROUP ON IMPLEMENTATION 
15. The Working Group on Implementation held two regular meetings during the period under 
review, back-to-back with the Committee's re gular meetings in April and October 2008. 
16. At its meeting in April 2008, the Working Group decided not to continue discussing for the 
time being the issue of the conduct  of verifications, in the light of  the proposal on this issue in the 
30 November 2007 draft text issued by the Chair of the Negotiating Group on Rules.  The Group also 
discussed a submission on "Foreign exch ange fluctuations – Article 2.4.1"
10 and one on "Export prices 
to third countries or construc ted normal value - Article 2.2"11.  The Chair encouraged Members that had 
not to that point done so to submit papers on the f our topics actively under discussion, which in addition 
to the two mentioned above, were "J udicial, arbitral or administrative review – Article 13", and "How do 
Members determine whether there has been a significant price undercutting by the dumped imports?".   
17. At its meeting in October 2008, the Wo rking Group continued discussions on "E xport prices 
to third countries or constructed normal value - Article 2.2", with one delegation providing answers to 
questions posed by Members in respect of its submission12 during the Group's April meeting.  The 
Group also discussed a paper subm itted on "How do Members determ ine whether there has been a 
significant price undercutti ng by the dumped imports?" 13, with a number of Members posing questions 
about the paper.  The Chair invited Members to submit papers on the four topics, mentioned in the paragraph above, which were open for discussion, and/or to propose new topics for discussion. 
VII. INFORMAL GROUP ON ANTI-CIRCUMVENTION   
18. The Informal Group on Anti-Circumvention held two meetings during the reporting period, 
back-to-back with the April and October 2008 re gular meetings of the Committee.  The Group 
continued to discuss, taking into account a summary of  the discussion prepared by the Secretariat, the 
issue of the bundling of invoices, which had been rai sed in a previous submission by a Member.  At 
its October 2008 meeting, some Members of the Gr oup raised additional comments on this issue.  
Concerning the future work of the Group, Members considered that the Group should continue its 
work along the same lines as had been the case up to then.     
VIII.  OTHER ITEMS DISCUSSED BY THE COMMITTEE 
I
NVESTIGATION BY PERU FOR THE APPLICATION OF ANTI -DUMPING DUTIES ON IMPORTS OF PORTLAND 
CEMENT (GREY ) ORIGINATING IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC – ITEM REQUESTED BY THE 
DOMINICAN  REPUBLIC  
19. At the Committee's October 2008 regular meeting,  the Dominican Republic raised questions 
(subsequently circulated in document G/ADP/Q2/ PER/3) concerning this investigation.  The 
delegation of Mexico made an oral statement concer ning this investigation.  The delegation of Peru 
provided an oral reply at the meeting.   
                                                      
10 G/ADP/AHG/W/177. 
11 G/ADP/AHG/W/178/Rev.1, submitted by the European Communities.   
12 Id. 
13 G/ADP/AHG/W/179, submitted by New Zealand.  G/L/861 
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  IX. OTHER BUSINESS 
20. During the review period, the Committee noted statements regarding the following item under 
the agenda item "Other Business": 
-- Brazil – Milk Powder – Statement by New Zealand.  The delegation of Brazil presented an 
oral reply at the meeting.   
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  ANNEX A 
ANTI-DUMPING LEGISLATION NOTIFICATIONS 
as at 28 October 2008 
 Key: * = Notification of no anti-dumping legislation 
 none = No notification submitted 
 
 
MEMBER  NOTIFICATION PROVIDED  
Albania G/ADP/N/1/ALB/2/Rev.1 
Angola G/ADP/N/1/AGO/1 * 
Antigua and Barbuda G/ADP/N/1/ATG/2 
Argentina G/ADP/N/1/ARG/1 + Suppls. 1, 2 , 3+Corr.1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 
Armenia G/ADP/N/1/ARM/1 + Suppls. 1 & 2 
Australia G/ADP/N/1/AUS/2 + Suppls. 1, 2+Corr.1, & 3 
Bahrain G/ADP/N/1/BHR/1 * 
Bangladesh G/ADP/N/1/BGD/1+Corr.1 (English only) 
Barbados G/ADP/N/1/BRB/1  
Belize none 
Benin G/ADP/N/1/BEN/1  * 
Bolivia G/ADP/N/1/BOL/1 + Suppl.1 
Botswana G/ADP/N/1/BWA/1  * 
Brazil G/ADP/N/1/BRA/2 + Corr. 1, + Suppl. 1 
Brunei Darussalam G/ADP/N/1/BRN/1  * 
Burkina Faso G/ADP/N/1/BFA/1 * 
Burundi G/ADP/N/1/BDI/1 * 
Cambodia none 
Cameroon none 
Canada G/ADP/N/1/CAN/4 
Cap Verde1 none 
Central African Republic none 
Chad G/ADP/N/1/TCD/1  * 
Chile G/ADP/N/1/CHL/2 
China G/ADP/N/1/CHN/2 + Suppls. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 
                                                      
1 Cap Verde became a Member of WTO on 23 July 2008. G/L/861 
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  MEMBER  NOTIFICATION PROVIDED  
Colombia G/ADP/N/1/COL/2 
Congo none 
Costa Rica G/ADP/N/1/CRI/3 
Côte d'Ivoire G/ADP/N/1/CIV/1  * 
Croatia G/ADP/N/1/HRV/1 
Cuba G/ADP/N/1/CUB/1 + Suppl.1 
Democratic Republic of the 
Congo  none 
Djibouti none 
Dominica G/ADP/N/1/DMA/1 
Dominican Republic G/ADP/N/1/DOM/3+Corr.1 (Spanish only) 
Ecuador  G/ADP/N/1/ECU/2 
Egypt G/ADP/N/1/EGY/2/Rev.1  + Rev.1/Suppl.1 
El Salvador G/ADP/N/1/SLV/3 
European Communities G/ADP/N/1/EEC/2+Corr.1, +Suppls.1+Corr.1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 62, 
7 & 83 
Fiji G/ADP/N/1/FJI/2   
Former Yugoslav Republic 
of Macedonia G/ADP/N/1/MKD/2 + Suppl.1 
Gabon none 
The Gambia none 
Georgia G/ADP/N/1/GEO/1 
Ghana G/ADP/N/1/GHA/1 * 
Grenada G/ADP/N/1/GRD/2 
Guatemala G/ADP/N/1/GTM/3 
Guinea  G/ADP/N/1/GIN/1  * 
Guinea Bissau none 
Guyana none 
Haiti G/ADP/N/1/HTI/1 * 
                                                      
2 Document G/ADP/N/1/EEC/2/Suppl.6 provides information on the status of laws and regulations of 
the following WTO Members. Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, 
the Slovak Republic, and Slovenia all of which becam e member States of the European Communities on 
1 May 2004. 
3 Document G/ADP/N/1/EEC/2/Suppl.8 provides information on the status of laws and regulations of 
Bulgaria and Romania, which became member States of the European Communitie s on 1 January 2007.   G/L/861 
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  MEMBER  NOTIFICATION PROVIDED  
Honduras G/ADP/N/1/HND/2 
Hong Kong, China G/ADP/N/1/HKG/1 * 
Iceland G/ADP/N/1/ISL/1 
India G/ADP/N/1/IND/2+Corr.1, +Suppls.1, 2, 3 & 4 
Indonesia G/ADP/N/1/IDN/2 + Suppl.1 
Israel G/ADP/N/1/ISR/3 + Corr.1 
Jamaica G/ADP/N/1/JAM/2 
Japan G/ADP/N/1/JPN/2+Corrs.1 & 2, + Suppls. 1, 2, 3, 
4+Corr.1(English only), & 5  
Jordan G/ADP/N/1/JOR/3  
Kenya G/ADP/N/1/KEN/1 
Korea, Republic of  G/ADP/N/1/KOR/5 
Kuwait none 
Kyrgyz Republic G/ADP/N/1/KGZ/1 
Lesotho none 
Liechtenstein G/ADP/N/1/LIE/1  * 
Macao, China G/ADP/N/1/MAC/1  * 
Madagascar G/ADP/N/1/MDG/1 * 
Malawi G/ADP/N/1/MWI/1 + Corr.1 
Malaysia G/ADP/N/1/MYS/1 + Add.1 
Maldives G/ADP/N/1/MDV/2  * 
Mali G/ADP/N/1/MLI/1 * 
Mauritania none 
Mauritius G/ADP/N/1/MUS/2 
Mexico G/ADP/N/1/MEX/1+Corrs.1 & 2 (English only), + Suppls.1, 
2+Corr.1 (English only), 3, & 4 
Moldova G/ADP/N/1/MDA/1 
Mongolia G/ADP/N/1/MNG/2 
Morocco G/ADP/N/1/MAR/2/(Rev.1 – French only) 
Mozambique none 
Myanmar G/ADP/N/1/MYN/1* 
Namibia G/ADP/N/1/NAM/1  * 
Nepal none G/L/861 
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  MEMBER  NOTIFICATION PROVIDED  
New Zealand G/ADP/N/1/NZL/2 + Suppls.1, 2 & 3 
Nicaragua G/ADP/N/1/NIC/2 
Niger none 
Nigeria G/ADP/N/1/NGA/1 
Norway G/ADP/N/1/NOR/3 
Oman G/ADP/N/1/OMN/1 * 
Pakistan G/ADP/N/1/PAK/2 + Suppls.1 & 2 
Panama G/ADP/N/1/PAN/2 
Papua New Guinea G/ADP/N/1/PNG/1 * 
Paraguay G/ADP/N/1/PRY/2 + Corr.1 
Peru G/ADP/N/1/PER/2 
Philippines G/ADP/N/1/PHL/2 
Qatar G/ADP/N/1/QAT/1  * 
Rwanda none 
Saint Kitts & Nevis none 
Saint Lucia G/ADP/N/1/LCA/1  
Saint Vincent & Grenadines none 
Saudi Arabia none 
Senegal G/ADP/N/1/SEN/1 
Sierra Leone none 
Singapore G/ADP/N/1/SGP/2 + Suppl.1 
Solomon Islands none  
South Africa G/ADP/N/1/ZAF/2 
Sri Lanka G/ADP/N/1/LKA/1  * 
Suriname G/ADP/N/1/SUR/1  * 
Swaziland G/ADP/N/1/SWZ/1  * 
Switzerland G/ADP/N/1/CHE/1  * 
Chinese Taipei G/ADP/N/1/TPKM/1 + Corr.1 (English only) + Suppl.1 
Tanzania none 
Thailand G/ADP/N/1/THA/4 + Corr.1 
Togo none 
Tonga none G/L/861 
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  MEMBER  NOTIFICATION PROVIDED  
Trinidad and Tobago G/ADP/N/1/TTO/1+ Corr.1 + Suppl.1 
Tunisia G/ADP/N/1/TUN/2 
Turkey G/ADP/N/1/TUR/3 + Suppls.1, 2 & 3 + Corr.1 (English only) 
Uganda G/ADP/N/UGA/2 
Ukraine4 G/ADP/N/1/UKR/1 
United Arab Emirates G/ADP/N/1/ARE/1  * 
United States G/ADP/N/1/USA/1+Corr.1 + Suppls.1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7 
Uruguay G/ADP/N/1/URY/2 + Suppl.1  
Venezuela G/ADP/N/1/VEN/1 + Suppls.1 & 2 
Vietnam none 
Zambia G/ADP/N/1/ZMB/1 
Zimbabwe G/ADP/N/1/ZWE/2 + Suppl.1 
 
                                                      
4 Ukraine became a Member of  the WTO on 16 May 2008. G/L/861 
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  ANNEX B 
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORTS 
as at 28 October 2008  
 
Key:   X = Semi-annual report  of actions taken submitted 
 N = Report of no actions taken submitted 
 none = No report submitted  not applicable = obligation did not  apply to Member for that period 
 -- = Became a Member during the report ing period. No report submitted. 
 
MEMBER  1 July-31 December 2007 
(G/ADP/N/166)  1 January–30 June 2008 
(G/ADP/N/173)  
Albania N N 
Angola N N 
Antigua and Barbuda none none 
Argentina X X 
Armenia N N 
Australia X X 
Bahrain none none 
Bangladesh none none 
Barbados N N 
Belize none none 
Benin none none 
Bolivia none none 
Botswana none none 
Brazil X X 
Brunei Darussalam none none 
Burkina Faso none none 
Burundi none none 
Cambodia none none 
Cameroon none none 
Canada X X 
Cap Verde not applicable1 not applicable1 
Central African Republic none none 
Chad none none 
                                                      
1 Cap Verde became a Member of the WTO on 23 July 2008. G/L/861 
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  MEMBER  1 July-31 December 2007 
(G/ADP/N/166)  1 January–30 June 2008 
(G/ADP/N/173)  
Chile N2 X 
China X X 
Colombia X X 
Congo none none 
Costa Rica X N3 
Côte d'Ivoire none none 
Croatia N N 
Cuba N N 
Democratic Republic of the 
Congo  none none 
Djibouti none none 
Dominica none none 
Dominican Republic N N 
Ecuador  N N 
Egypt X X 
El Salvador N N 
European Communities X X 
Fiji none none 
Former Yugoslav Republic 
of Macedonia none none 
Gabon none none 
The Gambia none none 
Georgia none none 
Ghana none none 
Grenada none none 
Guatemala N N 
Guinea  none none 
Guinea Bissau none none 
Guyana none none 
Haiti none none 
                                                      
2 Chile notified definitive measures in force in document G/ADP/N/166/CHL. 
3 Costa Rica notified definitive measures in force in document G/ADP/N/173/CRI. G/L/861 
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  MEMBER  1 July-31 December 2007 
(G/ADP/N/166)  1 January–30 June 2008 
(G/ADP/N/173)  
Honduras N N 
Hong Kong, China N N 
Iceland none none 
India X X 
Indonesia X X 
Israel X X 
Jamaica N4 N5 
Japan X X 
Jordan N N 
Kenya none none 
Korea, Republic of  X X 
Kuwait none none 
Kyrgyz Republic none none 
Lesotho none none 
Liechtenstein none none 
Macao, China N N 
Madagascar none N 
Malawi none none 
Malaysia N6 N7 
Maldives none none 
Mali none none 
Mauritania none none 
Mauritius none none 
Mexico X X 
Moldova none none 
Mongolia none none 
Morocco none none 
Mozambique none none 
                                                      
4 Jamaica notified definitive measures in force in document G/ADP/N/166/JAM. 
5 Jamaica notified definitive measures in force in document G/ADP/N/173/JAM. 
6 Malaysia notified definitive measures in  force in document G/ADP/N/166/MYS. 
7 Malaysia notified definitive measures in  force in document G/ADP/N/173/MYS. G/L/861 
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  MEMBER  1 July-31 December 2007 
(G/ADP/N/166)  1 January–30 June 2008 
(G/ADP/N/173)  
Myanmar none none 
Namibia none none 
Nepal none none 
New Zealand X N8 
Nicaragua N N 
Niger none none 
Nigeria N N 
Norway N N 
Oman none none 
Pakistan N9 N10 
Panama N N 
Papua New Guinea none none 
Paraguay N11 none 
Peru X X 
Philippines N N 
Qatar N none 
Rwanda none none 
Saint Kitts & Nevis none none 
Saint Lucia N N 
Saint Vincent & the 
Grenadines none none 
Saudi Arabia none none 
Senegal none none 
Sierra Leone none none 
Singapore N N 
Solomon Islands none none 
South Africa X X 
Sri Lanka none none 
Suriname none none 
                                                      
8 New Zealand notified definitive measures in force in document G/ADP/N/173/NZL. 
9 Pakistan notified definitive measures in force in document G/ADP/N/166/PAK. 
10 Pakistan notified definitive measures in force in document G/ADP/N/173/PAK. 
11 Paraguay notified definitive measures in  force in document G/ADP/N/166/PRY. G/L/861 
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  MEMBER  1 July-31 December 2007 
(G/ADP/N/166)  1 January–30 June 2008 
(G/ADP/N/173)  
Swaziland none none 
Switzerland N N 
Chinese Taipei X X 
Tanzania none none 
Thailand X X 
Togo none none 
Tonga --12 none 
Trinidad and Tobago X N13 
Tunisia N N 
Turkey X X 
Uganda none none 
Ukraine not applicable --14 
United Arab Emirates none none 
United States X X 
Uruguay none none 
Venezuela none none 
Viet Nam none none 
Zambia none none 
Zimbabwe N none 
 
                                                      
12 Tonga became a Member of the WTO on 27 July 2007. 
13 Trinidad and Tobago notified definitive measures in force in document G/ADP/N/173/TTO. 
14 Ukraine became a Member of  the WTO on 16 May 2008.  
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Summary of Anti-Dumping Actions as reported in Semi-A nnual Reports of Members – G/ADP/N/166/… & G/ADP/N/173/… 
(1 July 2007-30 June 2008) 
as at 28 October 2008 
 
Initiations1 Provisional Measures2 
(negative preliminary determinations and 
affirmative preliminary determinations where no 
measures imposed are 
not included) Definitive Duties (negative determinations not 
included)3 Price Undertakings Revoca- 
tions 
notified4 Measures in force 
on 30 June 2008 
(definitive duties 
and price 
undertakings)5 
Total Countries6 involved Total Countries6 involved Total Countries6 involved Total Countries6 
involved   
 
15 ARGENTINA 3    7    2  0 69 
 BRA-2 CHN-8 DEU-1  BRA-1 CHN-2   AUT-1 BRA-2 CAN-1  BRA-1   
 IDN-1 PER-1 ROU-1      CHN-1 JPN-1 SWE-1  SWE-1   
 THA-1               
                
 
5 AUSTRALIA 0    0    0  8 36 
 IDN-1 CHN-2 GRC-1             
 THA-1               
                
 
15 BRAZIL 6    11    2  7 56 
 AUT-1 BGD-1 CHN-5  CHN-1 EEC-1 DE U-1  CHN-7 EEC-1 DEU-1  EEC-1   
 FIN-1 IND-1 IDN-1  IND-1 THA-1 USA-1  US A-2    USA-1   
 KOR-1 TPKM-1 THA-1             
 USA-2               
 
3 CANADA 2    1    0  6 38 
 CHN-3    CHN-2    CHN-1       
                
                
 
1 CHILE 0    0    0  1 0 
 ARG-1               
                
 
                                                      
1 Initiations of original investigations. 
2 New provisional measures in original investigations.  
3 New definitive measures in original investigations. 
4 Includes measures notified as ha ving been fully or partially revoked, and as having lapsed.   
5 Certain of the measures in force were notified as having been fully or partially suspended.   
6 "Countries" refers in all cases to countries or customs territo ries.  A list of the abbreviations used in this table can be fo und following the table.  
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(negative preliminary determinations and 
affirmative preliminary determinations where no 
measures imposed are 
not included) Definitive Duties (negative determinations not 
included)3 Price Undertakings Revoca- 
tions 
notified4 Measures in force 
on 30 June 2008 
(definitive duties 
and price 
undertakings)5 
Total Countries6 involved Total Countries6 involved Total Countries6 involved Total Countries6 
involved   
2 CHINA 7    11    1  6 110 
 KOR-1 THA-1   JPN-2 KOR-1 SGP-2  JPN-3 KOR-2 SGP-3  TPKM-1   
     TPKM-2    TPKM-3       
                
 
4 COLOMBIA 0    4    0  * 10 
 CHN-4        CHN-4       
 
0 COSTA RICA 0    1    0  0 2 
         CHL-1       
 
1 EGYPT 0    3    0  6 28 
 CHN-1        CHN-1 IND-1 KOR-1     
                
 
19 EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 11    15    0  19 143 
 BLR-1 BOS-1 CHN-10  CHN-5 EGY-1 IND-1  CHN-6 EGY-1 IND-1     
 KOR-1 MDA-1 NOR-1  KAZ-1 MKD-1 RUS-1  KAZ-2 MKD-1 RUS-1     
 RUS-1 TPKM-1 TUR-1  ZAF-1    ZAF-1 TPKM-1 USA-1     
 USA-1               
 
44 INDIA 13    32    0  22 169 
 CHN-10 EEC-1 HKG-1  CHN-3 IRN-1 KOR-3  BGR-1 CHN-7 EEC-1     
 IDN-1 IRN-1 ISR-1  MYS-1 TPKM-1 THA-1  IDN-1 JPN-2 KOR-4     
 KOR-5 MYS-5 NZL-1  USA-1 UAE-1 VNM-1  MYS-2 SGP-3 ZAF-1     
 RUS-1 LKA-2 TPKM-2      CHE-1 TPKM-4 THA-2     
 THA-7 TUR-1 UAE-1      USA-3       
 USA-1 VNM-3              
 
1 INDONESIA 0    5    0  * 20 
 THA-1        CHN-1 IND-1 RUS-1     
         TPKM-1 THA-1      
 
1 ISRAEL 0    1    0  4 4 
 CHN-1        CHN-1       
 
0 JAPAN 4    0    0  0 2 
     AUS-1 CHN-1 ZAF-1         
     ESP-1           
 
0 JAMAICA 0    0    0  0 1 
  
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(negative preliminary determinations and 
affirmative preliminary determinations where no 
measures imposed are 
not included) Definitive Duties (negative determinations not 
included)3 Price Undertakings Revoca- 
tions 
notified4 Measures in force 
on 30 June 2008 
(definitive duties 
and price 
undertakings)5 
Total Countries6 involved Total Countries6 involved Total Countries6 involved Total Countries6 
involved   
14 KOREA 12    2    2  * 31 
 CAN-1 CHN-4 IND-1  CAN-1 CHN- 5 IND-1  CHN-2    CHN-2   
 IDN-1 JPN-1 MYS-1  IDN-1 JPN-1 RUS-1         
 RUS-1 SGP-1 TPKM-1  SGP-1 USA-1          
 THA-1 USA-1              
 
0 MALAYSIA 0    0    0  4 12 
                
                
                
 
1 MEXICO 1    0    0  5 65 
 CHN-1    CHN-1           
                
                
 
0 NEW ZEALAND 0    3    0  0 13 
         C H N - 1  M Y S - 2       
                
 
0 PAKISTAN 0    0    0  0 26 
                
                
                
 
1 PERU 0    0    0  0 33 
 DOM-1               
                
 
2 SOUTH AFRICA 5    3    0  8 56 
 CHN-1 SWE-1   CHN-4 TPKM-1   CHN-2 TPKM-1      
                
 
0 CHINESE TAIPEI 0    0    0  2 5 
                
 
2 THAILAND 0    1    0  3 22 
 CHN-1 CZE-1       CHN-1       
 
0 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 0    0    0  * 2 
              
  
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(negative preliminary determinations and 
affirmative preliminary determinations where no 
measures imposed are 
not included) Definitive Duties (negative determinations not 
included)3 Price Undertakings Revoca- 
tions 
notified4 Measures in force 
on 30 June 2008 
(definitive duties 
and price 
undertakings)5 
Total Countries6 involved Total Countries6 involved Total Countries6 involved Total Countries6 
involved   
19 TURKEY 0    3    0  9 93 
 CAN-1 CHN-7 IND-1      CHN-2 SAU-1      
 IDN-3 MYS-3 ROU-1             
 THA-1 USA-1 VNM-1             
 
3 UKRAINE 0    4      0 21 
 CHN-2 KOR-1       CHN-1 RUS-2 TUR-1     
                
 
36 UNITED STATES 27    3    1  20 220 
 AUS-1 BRA-1 CAN-1  AUS-1 BRA-1 C HN-12  ARG-1 CHN-1 TUR-1  ARG-1   
 CHN-18 FRA-1 DEU-2  FRA-1 DEU-2 IND-1         
 IND-1 KOR-3 MEX-1  JPN-1 KOR-2 MEX-1         
 ZAF-1 TPKM-1 THA-1  TPKM-1 THA-1 TUR-1         
 TUR-1 UAE-2 VNM-1  UAE-2           
 
189 TOTAL  91    110    8  130 1,287 
 
* -- No separate table provided. 
NR – Not reported. 
 
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  LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS USED IN ANNEX C  
AFG AFGHANISTAN 
ALB ALBANIA 
DZA ALGERIA 
AND ANDORRA AGO ANGOLA 
ATG ANTIGUA AND 
BARBUDA 
ARG ARGENTINA 
ARM ARMENIA 
AUS AUSTRALIA AUT AUSTRIA 
AZE AZERBAIJAN 
BHS BAHAMAS BHR BAHRAIN, KINGDOM OF 
BGD BANGLADESH 
BRB BARBADOS BLR BELARUS 
BEL BELGIUM 
BLZ BELIZE BEN BENIN BMU BERMUDA 
BTN BHUTAN 
BOL BOLIVIA BIH BOSNIA AND 
HERZEGOVINA 
BWA BOTSWANA BRA BRAZIL 
BRN BRUNEI DARUSSALAM 
BGR BULGARIA BFA  BURKINA FASO 
BDI BURUNDI 
KHM CAMBODIA CMR CAMEROON 
CAN CANADA 
CPV CAPE VERDE CAF CENTRAL AFRICAN 
REPUBLIC 
TCD  CHAD CHL CHILE 
CHN CHINA 
COL COLOMBIA COG CONGO 
CRI COSTA RICA 
CIV COTE D'IVOIRE HRV CROATIA CUB CUBA 
CYP CYPRUS 
CZE CZECH REPUBLIC COD CONGO, D.R. OF THE 
DNK DENMARK 
DJI DJIBOUTI  DMA DOMINICA 
DOM DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
ECU ECUADOR EGY EGYPT 
SLV EL SALVADOR 
GNQ EQUATORIAL GUINEA EST  ESTONIA 
ETH ETHIOPIA 
EEC EUROPEAN 
COMMUNITIES 
FRO FAROE ISLANDS 
FJI FIJI FIN FINLAND 
MKD MACEDONIA, F.Y.R. OF 
FRA FRANCE GAB GABON 
GMB THE GAMBIA 
GEO GEORGIA DEU GERMANY GHA GHANA GRC GREECE 
GRD GRENADA 
GTM GUATEMALA 
GIN GUINEA GNB GUINEA BISSAU 
GUY  GUYANA 
HTI HAITI HND HONDURAS 
HKG HONG KONG, CHINA 
HUN HUNGARY ISL ICELAND 
IND INDIA 
IDN INDONESIA IRN  IRAN 
IRQ IRAQ 
IRL IRELAND ISR ISRAEL 
ITA ITALY 
JAM JAMAICA JPN JAPAN JOR JORDAN 
KAZ KAZAKHSTAN 
KEN KENYA PRK KOREA, D.R. OF 
KOR KOREA, REP. OF 
KWT KUWAIT KGZ KYRGYZ REPUBLIC 
LAO LAO, P.D.R 
LVA LATVIA LBN LEBANON 
LSO LESOTHO 
LBY LIBYAN ARAB 
JAMAHIRIYA 
LIE LIECHTENSTEIN 
LTU LITHUANIA LUX  LUXEMBOURG 
MAC MACAO, CHINA 
MDG MADAGASCAR MWI MALAWI 
MYS MALAYSIA 
MDV MALDIVES MLI MALI 
MLT MALTA 
MRT MAURITANIA MUS MAURITIUS MEX MEXICO 
MDA MOLDOVA 
MNG MONGOLIA MAR MOROCCO 
MOZ  MOZAMBIQUE 
MYN MYANMAR NAM NAMIBIA 
NPL NEPAL 
NLD NETHERLANDS NZL NEW ZEALAND 
NIC NICARAGUA 
NER NIGER NGA NIGERIA 
NOR NORWAY 
OMN OMAN PAK PAKISTAN 
PAN PANAMA 
PNG PAPUA NEW GUINEA PRY PARAGUAY 
PER PERU 
PHL PHILIPPINES POL POLAND 
PRT PORTUGAL 
QAT QATAR ROU ROMANIA RWA RWANDA KNA SAINT KITTS AND      
NEVIS 
LCA SAINT LUCIA 
VCT SAINT VINCENT AND 
THE GRENADINES 
WSM SAMOA 
STP SAO TOME AND 
PRINCIPE 
SAU SAUDI ARABIA 
SEN SENEGAL SRB SERBIA AND 
MONTENEGRO 
SYC SEYCHELLES SLE SIERRA LEONE 
SGP SINGAPORE 
SVK SLOVAK REPUBLIC SVN  SLOVENIA 
SLB SOLOMON ISLANDS 
ZAF SOUTH AFRICA ESP SPAIN  LKA SRI LANKA 
SDN SUDAN 
SUR SURINAME SWZ SWAZILAND 
SWE SWEDEN 
CHE SWITZERLAND SYR SYRIAN ARAB 
REPUBLIC 
TPKM CHINESE TAIPEI TJK TAJIKISTAN 
TZA TANZANIA 
THA THAILAND TGO TOGO 
TON TONGA 
TTO TRINIDAD AND  
TOBAGO 
TUN TUNISIA 
TUR TURKEY TKM TURKMENISTAN 
UGA UGANDA 
UKR UKRAINE ARE UNITED ARAB 
EMIRATES 
GBR UNITED KINGDOM USA UNITED STATES OF 
AMERICA 
URY URUGUAY 
UZB UZBEKISTAN VUT VANUATU 
VEN VENEZUELA 
VNM VIET NAM YEM YEMEN 
ZMB ZAMBIA 
ZWE ZIMBABWE G/L/861 
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  ANNEX D 
 
Comparison of number of Provisional and Final Measures reported in semi-annual reports with the 
number of Preliminary and Final actions notified 
for the period 1 July 2007–30 June 2008 
as at 28 October 2008  
 
 
 
 
Importing Member  
Provisional 
Measures, as 
reported in 
G/ADP/N/166 & 
G/ADP/N/173 
  
Final Measures 
(including 
undertakings), as 
reported in 
G/ADP/N/166 & 
G/ADP/N/173  
Provisional 
and Final Measures, 
as reported in 
G/ADP/N/166 & 
G/ADP/N/173 
TTOOTTAALL   
Preliminary and Final 
Actions Notified, as 
indicated in G/ADP/N/... 
Series1  
Argentina 3 7 10 46 
 
Australia 0 0 0 6 
Brazil 6 11 17 33 
Canada 2 1 3 16 
Chile 0 0 0 1 
China 7 11 18 14 
Colombia 0 4 4 0 
Costa Rica 0 1 1 0 
Egypt 0 3 3 2 
European Communities 11 15 26 132 
India 13 32 45 0 
Indonesia 0 5 5 0 
Israel 0 1 1 0 
Japan 4 0 4 4 
Korea 12 2 14 17 
Mexico 1 0 1 19 
New Zealand 0 3 3 8 
Pakistan 0 0 0 2 
Peru 0 0 0 1 
South Africa 5 3 8 18 
Thailand 0 1 1 5 
Turkey 0 3 3 3 
Ukraine 0 4 4 4 
United States 27 3 30 222 
Totals - 1 July 2007–  
30 June 2008 91 110 201 553 
                                                      
1 The data shown in this column reflect the total numbers of all notified actions (of all types) that 
pertain to the reporting period, as reported in documents G/ADP/N/164, G/ADP/N/165, G/ADP/N/167, G/ADP/N/168, G/ADP/N/169, G/ADP/ N/170, G/ADP/N/171, G/ADP/N/17 2, G/ADP/N/174, G/ADP/N/175, 
G/ADP/N/176, and G/ADP/N/177.   G/L/861 
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  ANNEX E 
 
Compilation of the information reported by Me mbers in respect of the manner in which the 
obligations of Article 15 of the AD Agreement have been fulfilled
1 
as at 28 October 2008 
 
CANADA 
 
Excerpted from document G/ADP/N/166/CAN, pages 2 and 4: " 
    FINAL MEASURES 
 
 
Country  
 
Product  
 
Initiation  
 
Provisional 
measures(*)  
 
Definitive duty 
imposed  
 
Undertaking 
1 2 3 4 5 6 
  Date Date 
(dumping 
margin) Date 
(dumping margin) Date 
(type) 
  
 
China, P.R. Seamless 
carbon or 
alloy steel oil 
and gas well casings  
 
13.08.07  
 
09.11.07 
9% - 68% 
 
(Note 3)   
 
Article 15: 
Informed 
 
  Price Undertaking (Column 6):  This column is used al so to report how Canada implements 
the recommendation adopted by the Committee (G/ ADP/9, dated 29 November 2002).  “Informed” 
means that the authorities informed exporters, vi a the public notice, of the possibilities of price 
undertakings.  'Price undertaking explored' means th at the authorities discussed price undertakings 
with the exporters."  
                                                     
 
1 Pursuant to the recommendation in G/ADP/9, adopted by the Committee on 27 November 2002. G/L/861 
Page 23 
 
 
  Excerpted from document G/ADP/N/173/CAN, pages 2 and 4:  
 " 
    FINAL MEASURES 
 
 
Country  
 
Product  
 
Initiation  
 
Provisional 
measures(*)  
 
Definitive duty 
imposed  
 
Undertaking 
1 2 3 4 5 6 
  Date Date 
(dumping 
margin) Date 
(dumping margin) Date 
(type) 
 
 
  
China, P.R. Seamless 
carbon or 
alloy steel oil and gas well 
casings 13.08.07 09.11.07 
(9% - 68%) 
 
(Note 1) 10.03.08 
(37%-91%) Article 15: 
Informed 
 
 Price Undertaking (Column 6):  This column is used al so to report how Canada implements 
the recommendation adopted by the Committee (G/ ADP/9, dated 29 November 2002).  “Informed” 
means that the authorities informed exporters, vi a the public notice, of the possibilities of price 
undertakings.  'Price undertaking explored' means th at the authorities discussed price undertakings 
with the exporters."  
 
EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES  
 
Excerpted from G/ADP/N/166/EEC pages 1, 2, 4, 6, and 10:  
" Please note that Annex I reflects the recomme ndation adopted by the Committee (G/ADP/9 – 
point 3, dated 29 November 2002), i.e. mention has b een made of any constructive remedies, such as 
price undertakings and lesser duty rules, examin ed/applied when imposing definitive duties on 
imports originating from developing countries.  G/L/861 
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    FINAL MEASURES 
 
 
Country  
 
Product  
 
Initiation  
 
Provisional 
measures(*)  
 
Definitive duty 
imposed  
 
Undertaking 
1 2 3 4 5 6 
  Date Date 
(dumping 
margin) Date 
(dumping margin) Date 
(type) 
 
Peroxo-sulphates  
13.07.2006  
12.04.2007  
11.10.2007 
(DM: 0-96%;  
ROD: 0-71,8% net 
free-at-Cty frontier 
price, before duty) 
(**)  
 
Dicyan-diamide 17.8.2006  15.11.2007 
(DM: 91,8%; 
ROD: 49,1% net 
free-at-Cty frontier 
price before duty) 
(**)   
  
 
  
 
  P.R. 
China 
Silico-
manganese 6.9.2006  5.12.2007 
(DM: 60,1%; 
ROD: 8,2% net, free-
at-Cty frontier price, 
before duty) (**)  
 
 Kazakstan  
Silico-manganese  
6.9.2006   
5.12.2007 
(DM: 6,5%%; 
ROD: 6,5% net, free-
at-Cty frontier price, 
before duty) (**) (**) 
 
(**) This information is given in acco rdance with recommendation G/ADP/9 adopted 
27 November 2002 : mention has been made of  any constructive remedies, such as price 
undertakings and lesser duty rule, applied wh en  imposing definitive duties on imports 
originating from developing countries. When  “**” appears in column 6 (undertaking), 
this means that the companies have been inv ited to offer an undertaking pursuant to art 15 
and art 8 ADA, irrespective of whether subsequent discussions in this respect took place." 
 
 
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  Excerpted from G/ADP/N/173/EEC, pages 1, 6 and 7:   
 " Please note that Annex I reflects the recomme ndation adopted by the Committee (G/ADP/9 - 
point 3, dated 29 November 2002), i.e. mention has been made of any constructive remedies, such as 
price undertakings and lesser duty rules, examin ed/applied when imposing definitive duties on 
imports originating from developing countries. 
 
    FINAL MEASURES 
 
 
Country  
 
Product  
 
Initiation  
 
Provisional 
measures(*)  
 
Definitive duty 
imposed  
 
Undertaking 
1 2 3 4 5 6 
  Date Date 
(dumping 
margin) Date 
(dumping margin) Date 
(type) 
South 
Africa Manganese 
dioxides 21.12.20
06 18.9.2007 13.3.2008 
(DM: 17,1%;  
ROD: 17,1% net 
free-at-Cty frontier 
price, before duty) ** 
 
(**) - This information is given in accordance with recommendation G/ADP/9 adopted 27 November 2002 : mention has been made of any constructive re medies, such as price undertakings 
and lesser duty rule, applied when  imposing definitive duties on 
imports originating from developing countries. When “**” appears in 
column 6 (undertaking), this means that the companies have been invited to offer an undertaking pursuant to art 15 and art 8 ADA, irrespective of whether subsequent discussions in this respect took 
place." 
 
  
UNITED STATES  
 Excerpted from G/ADP/N/166/USA, page 24: 
 "For all investigations to which Article 15 app lies, the Department of Commerce provided respondent 
companies an opportunity to explore the possibilities of price undertakings with the Department.  The 
Department provided this opportunity to all de veloping country Members without prejudice to 
whether the Member's essential interests were af fected.  During the reporting period, several 
respondent companies took advantage of this opportunity." 
 Excerpted from G/ADP/N/173/USA, page 45:  "For all investigations to which Article 15 app lies, the Department of Commerce provided respondent 
companies an opportunity to explore the possibilities of price undertakings with the Department.  The 
Department provided this opportunity to all de veloping country Members without prejudice to 
whether the Member's essential interests were af fected.  During the reporting period, several 
respondent companies took advantage of this opportunity."
 
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  CHINA, ISRAEL, MEXICO, NEW ZEALAND, PERU, SOUTH AFRICA 
Excerpted from G/ADP/N/166/CHN/, G/ADP/N/166/ISR, G/ADP/N/166/MEX, 
G/ADP/N/166/NZL, G/ADP/N/166/PER, G/ADP/N/166/ZAF, G/ADP/N/173/CHN, G/ADP/N/173/ISR, G/ADP/N/173/MEX, G/ADP/N/173/PER, and G/ADP/N/173/ZAF. 
Basis for determination codes
: 
 
LDC - Treatment having regard to Article 15 of the Agreement[, and decisions of the Committee (Peru 
and South Africa)], [document ADP/2 (also in column 3, where applicable) (Peru)]. 
  
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