Thais must beware of anti-dumping cases

Thai exporters are told to be more careful in setting the prices of products destined to Australia, or they could become under scrutiny of possible anti-dumping.

Apiradee Tantraporn, director-general of the Foreign Trade Department, said on Friday that Australian manufacturers could put Thai imports on the watchlist following the anti-dumping allegation against Thailand's wheeled trash bins.

Australia launched the anti-dumping investigation on the wheeled trash bins in October last year, but resolved to end it in February on grounds that the product did not cause immense damage to the domestic industry.

- The Nation

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Thais must beware of anti-dumping cases

Thai exporters are told to be more careful in setting the prices of products destined to Australia, or they could become under scrutiny of possible anti-dumping.

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