EU Exempts Polish Importer From Antidumping Duties on Bicycle Parts From China
The EU exempted Polish importer Firma Adam Adam Zietek from the antidumping duty on bicycle parts from China, the European Commission said in a March 30 notice. After reviewing the importer's request for exemption, the commission found the company assembled…
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less than 60% of the total value of the parts of the bicycles, exempting the importer from the duties. The commission further announced duty suspensions of a host of other importers until the reviews of their operations is concluded. The companies are Berria Bike, Northtec, Giant Gyarto Hungary, Motokit Veiculos e Acessorios, nextbike and Propain Bicycles.