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Backlogs and congestion at Southern California ports have not slowed the flow of counterfeit goods into the United States, U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently issued a statement that its officers intercepted 13,586 high-quality counterfeit goods from CN in the run-up to the holiday season.
Federal Customs and Border Protection, working with import cargo specialists at the Consumer Products and Mass Merchandising Center, seized a container full of counterfeit designer items at the Port of Los Angeles/Long Beach.
CBP officers found a large number of tote bags, satchels, fanny packs, backpacks, T-shirts and pants inside the container. All are famous brand high imitation goods, such as Guxci, Chaxel, Fxndi, YXL, Lx.
The counterfeit shipment, which CBP and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Investigations intercepted, would have cost a total of $30,437,775 if it was genuine.
"CBP is committed to keeping counterfeit and smuggled goods out of U.S. supply chains, markets and high streets," said Carlos C. Martel, CBP's director of operations for the Los Angeles region.
Generally, such brand-name fakes are traded on illegal websites and underground black markets.
The rise of online commerce now gives criminals the opportunity to sell fakes behind seemingly legitimate websites. The trade in such fakes allows criminals to accumulate wealth and do more illegal activities.
Donald R Kusser, director of the Port of Los Angeles/Long Beach, said, "Claws are using online shopping to sell counterfeit goods, especially during the holidays, when people are looking for discounts." He said, "If the price of the product is unrealistically low, it may mean that the goods are Fakes. Fakes are generally of poor quality and unsafe for you and your family."
In fiscal 2020, CBP intercepted 26,503 containers full of counterfeit goods. If it is genuine, the total value is nearly 1.3 billion yuan.
Colombia issues final ruling on anti-dumping sunset review of steel strands against China
On December 3, 2021, the Colombian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Tourism issued Resolution No. 318 in the official daily newspaper, on steel cables, galvanized steel strands and steel strands for prestressed concrete (Spanish: cables de acero) originating in China. , torón galvanizado y torón para concreto preesforzado) made the final ruling of anti-dumping sunset review and decided to maintain the original trial measures and continue to levy 15% anti-dumping duties on the products involved.
The tax number of the product involved is 7312.10.90.00.
The following specifications are excluded from the scope of taxation: Seven-strand steel cable safety seal made of 304L ASTM UN-580 stainless steel, nominal outer diameter 0.0270" = 0.68mm, minimum outer diameter 0.020260" = 0.51mm, maximum outer diameter 0.0290" = 0.73 mm, nominal wire diameter 0.0090"=0.22mm, seven-strand structure (one center line, six side lines), left-handed, nominal twist 0.254"=6.45mm.
The ruling comes into effect from the date of the announcement and is valid for 3 years.
Argentina launches anti-dumping sunset review investigation on Chinese auto and tractor radiators
On December 3, 2021, the Ministry of Production and Development of Argentina issued Announcement No. 873 of 2021, in response to the application of Argentine companies FACORSA SA, INDUSTRIAS MANUFACTURAS KONAS SA and AUTO VENTURES SA, to initiate anti-dumping sunset review on automobile and tractor radiators originating in China survey.
The MERCOSUR tax number of the product involved is 8708.91.00. During the investigation of the case, the current anti-dumping measures remain in effect.
Manufacturers and exporters should submit their answers within 30 days after receiving the questionnaire. The deadline for interested parties to submit relevant evidence and comments on the case is February 14, 2022. The relevant materials should be translated into Spanish by a nationally registered translator. After it is certified by the Afghan embassy and consulate in China, it will be submitted to the Afghan investigation authority.
Please check the following link for case filing announcement:
https://www.boletinoficial.gob.ar/detalleAviso/primera/253904/20211203
South Africa made a final ruling on the sunset review of the anti-dumping of unicycle products imported from China, and decided to continue to levy duties
Recently, the South African International Trade Administration (ITAC) (representing the Southern African Union-SACU, SACU includes five countries: South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Lesotho and Swaziland) issued an announcement to review the anti-dumping sunset review of unicycle products imported from China The case made a final ruling and decided to continue taxation.
The South African customs tariff number of the product involved is 87168010.
For details, please contact the Legal Department of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Tel: 010-58280857, Fax: 010-58280850.
 Brazil launches anti-dumping sunset review investigation on PET resin
Recently, the Brazilian Foreign Trade Secretariat issued an announcement in the Federal Government Gazette, deciding to initiate an anti-dumping sunset review investigation on PET resin originating in China.
The MERCOSUR tax numbers of the products involved are 39076100 and 36076000.
Please refer to the following link for the filing announcement:
https://in.gov.br/web/dou/-/circular-n-80-de-25-de-novembro-de-2021-362695035
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