Anti-Dumping Regulations of China (2004 Amendment) · Yalla China
لوائح مكافحة الإغراق (تعديل 2004) / Anti-Dumping Regulations (2004 Amendment)
Enacted: 2004-03-31 ✅ Effective: 2004-03-31
📝 Overview
These regulations define investigation procedures for commercial dumping and imposition of anti-dumping duties on foreign imports into China.
This is general information only, not legal advice. For your specific case, consult a licensed lawyer.
📜 The law text / key provisions
The Anti-Dumping Regulations (2004 Amendment) provide: (1) Dumping definition: exporting goods at prices below their true value causing damage to Chinese industry; (2) Investigation procedure: Ministry of Commerce investigates upon request from domestic industry; (3) Preliminary measures: temporary suspension of anti-dumping measures before investigation ends; (4) Duration of duties: 5 years subject to review; (5) Judicial review: anti-dumping decisions challengeable before Chinese courts.
💬 Practical reading
💬 This is a general reading/opinion for orientation — not the official legal text nor legal advice.
If your exports face a dumping investigation in China, cooperate with the investigation and provide price documentation. Consult a specialized international trade law lawyer.
📎 Official source
State Council of China
🕒 Updated: 16 March 2026