Govt Imposes ADD on Roller Chains Imported from China [Read Notification]

The Ministry of Finance, via Notification, imposed a five-year anti-dumping duty of up to 6.34% on roller chains imported from China

By Kavi Priya - On March 25, 2025 6:07 pm - 2 mins read

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The Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue), Government of India, has issued Notification No. 06/2025-Customs (ADD) dated March 24, 2025, announcing the imposition of anti-dumping duty on imports of roller chains originating in or exported from China PR.

The move comes after the Designated Authority’s final findings (Notification No. 06/26/2023-DGTR) dated December 26, 2024, which confirmed that such imports were causing material injury to the domestic industry.

The anti-dumping duty applies to products classified under tariff item 7315 11 00 of the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975, and will be levied on a CIF value basis for a period of five years, unless revoked or modified earlier.

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Below is the official table from the notification outlining the duty structure:

Anti-Dumping Duty Table

S. No.	Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Country of Origin	Country of Export	Producer	Duty as % of CIF Value
1	7315 11 00	Roller Chains	China PR	Any country including China PR	Zhejiang Bakord Machinery Co. Ltd	NIL
2	7315 11 00	Roller Chains	China PR	Any country including China PR	Jiangxi Hengjiu Chain Transmission Co. LtdAnhui Huangshan Hengjiu Transmission Co. LtdZhejiang Hengjiu Transmission Technology Inc. Ltd	NIL
3	7315 11 00	Roller Chains	China PR	Any country including China PR	All Other Producers/Exporters	6.34%

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Key Points:

The anti-dumping duty is payable in Indian Rupees, based on the exchange rate applicable on the date of the Bill of Entry submission.
“CIF value” refers to the assessable value as determined under Section 14 of the Customs Act, 1962.
The duty seeks to neutralize the price advantage gained by Chinese exporters through undercutting, thereby protecting domestic manufacturers.

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