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Circular No. 14/2021/TT-BCT guiding the implementation of the UKVFTA on Trade Remedies

08/11/2021

Date: October 29, 2021

By: Ministry of Industry and Trade

Circular No. 30/2020/TT-BCT guides the implementation of EVFTA regarding trade remedies

04/12/2020

The EVFTA was signed and officially entered into force on August 1, 2020. The content of trade remedies is specified in chapter 3 of the Agreement, including measures to protect members’ domestic production industry protection in the event of unfair competition (dumping/subsidy) and/or a sudden increase in imported goods, leading to damage to the domestic industry due to the implementation the Agreement.

Decision No. 1347/QD-BCT on May 19, 2020 implementing a number of activities of the Ministry of Industry and Trade to improve trade remedies capacity

22/05/2020

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has just issued Decision No. 1347/QD-BCT on May 19, 2020, implementing a number of activities of the Ministry of Industry and Trade to improve trade remedies capacity for domestic manufacturing industries in the context of Vietnam's participation in new-generation free trade agreements (FTAs)

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Agreement on Subsidies and countervailing measures

26/08/2008

The Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures (“SCM Agreement”) addresses two separate but closely related topics: multilateral disciplines regulating the provision of subsidies, and the use of countervailing measures to offset injury caused by subsidized imports.

Agreement on Subsidies and countervailing measures

26/08/2008

The Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures (“SCM Agreement”) addresses two separate but closely related topics: multilateral disciplines regulating the provision of subsidies, and the use of countervailing measures to offset injury caused by subsidized imports.

Agreement on Subsidies and countervailing measures

26/08/2008

The Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures (“SCM Agreement”) addresses two separate but closely related topics: multilateral disciplines regulating the provision of subsidies, and the use of countervailing measures to offset injury caused by subsidized imports.