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Saudi Arabia initiates anti-dumping probe on steel and stainless steel pipe imports

The General Authority for Foreign Trade (GAFT) in Saudi Arabia has taken a significant step to safeguard its domestic steel industry. In an official announcement, GAFT revealed the initiation of an anti-dumping investigation concerning the imports of longitudinally welded circular cross-section pipes made of stainless steel or steel.

Saudi Arabia initiates anti-dumping probe on steel and stainless steel pipe imports

In a bid to safeguard its domestic steel industry, the Foreign Trade Authority of Saudi Arabia has launched an anti-dumping investigation targeting imports of steel and stainless steel pipes. This move comes amidst concerns over unfair trade practices that could potentially harm local manufacturers and disrupt the country's steel market.

The investigation marks a proactive step by Saudi Arabia to address any alleged dumping activities, where imported goods are sold below their fair market value, thus undercutting domestic producers. With the steel sector playing a pivotal role in the kingdom's economy, ensuring a level playing field is crucial for sustainable growth and competitiveness.

The decision to initiate the probe underscores Saudi Arabia's commitment to fostering a fair and transparent trade environment while protecting the interests of its domestic industries. By scrutinizing the pricing practices of steel and stainless steel pipe imports, the authorities aim to prevent any distortions in the market that could adversely affect local producers.

The decision to begin the investigation aligns with the Trade Remedies System in International Trade, which empowers GAFT to address unfair trade practices.

GAFT aims to protect the local steel industry from the adverse effects of dumped and subsidized imports. Such imports can distort the market, hinder fair competition, and impact the viability of domestic producers.

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