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GCC opens probe into imports of uncoated writing, printing and graphic paper

The GCC’s Permanent Committee on Anti-Harmful Practices in International Trade has opened an investigation into imports of uncoated writing, printing and graphic paper originating in or exported from India, China and Thailand. The scope covers the paper in rolls or rectangular sheets, including square sheets. Saudi Gazette reported that the decision followed a preliminary report by the Technical Secretariat. Director General Mahfoudh Al-Raqadi said the investigation is proceeding under the GCC Common Law on Anti-Dumping, Countervailing Measures and Safeguards, its executive regulations and the WTO Anti-Dumping Agreement. Interested parties can defend their interests at every stage. Opening the investigation is a procedural step, not a determination that dumping occurred.

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