HC Deb 05 February 1963 vol 671 c35W
71. Mr. Holt

asked the President of the Board of Trade if he will give a list of the commodities which have been given

PARTICULARS OF ANTI-DUMPING DUTIES IMPOSED UNDER THE CUSTOMS DUTIES (DUMPING AND SUBSIDIES) ACT, 1957
Commodity Country of origin Anti-dumping duty Date of Order Imposing Duty Date of revocation of Order Protective Duty(*)
Polymethylsiloxane Fluids. France (§) 4/-per lb. 7th Jan., 1958 2nd June, 1959 10%
Pearled Barley Federal Republic of Germany 12/-per cwt. 28th May, 1959 Still in force 20%
Sodium Chlorate Soviet Zone of Germany £19 per ton 9th June, 1960 still in force 10%
Butter Republic of Ireland £10 5s. 0d. per cwt. 29th Nov., 1961 28th Feb., 1962 Free
Ammonium Sulphate Soviet Zone of Germany £3 per ton 3rd Mar., 1962 Still in force £4 per ton(†)
Lithium Carbonate Canada 1/-per lb. 30th Nov., 1962 Still in force Free
Phthalic Anhydride Austria £8 8s. 6d. per ton 8th Dec., 1962 Still in force 16⅔ %(‡)
Federal Republic of Germany £9 18s. 0d. per ton 8th Dec., 1962 Still in force 33⅓%
Poland £100s.0d. per ton 8th Dec., 1962 Still in force 33⅓%
France £15 0s.0d. per ton 23rd Jan., 1963 Still in force 33⅓ %
Switzerland (§) £8 10s. 0d. per ton 23rd Jan., 1963 Still in force 16⅔ %(‡)
(*) Relates to imports from the country on which anti-dumping duty imposed.
(†) Reduced to £3 4s. per ton w.e.f. 31st October, 1962.
(‡)Provided imports satisfy EFTA origin criteria—otherwise 33⅓%.
(§) The order related to a named producer.

72. Mr. Holt

asked the President of the Board of Trade how long he expects the Anti-Dumping Duty Order 1962, No. 2631, imposed on phthalic anhydride originating in Austria, West Germany and Poland to remain in force.

Mr. Green

So long as the circumstances which led to the decision to make this Order remain unaltered.

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