Nội dung toàn văn Decision No. 920/QD-BCT global self defence measures 2016
THE MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY AND TRADE | SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM |
No. 920/QD-BCT | Hanoi, March 10, 2016 |
DECISION
GLOBAL SELF-DEFENCE MEASURES
THE MINISTER OF INDUSTRY AND TRADE
Pursuant to the Standing committee of the National Assembly’s Decree No. 42/2002/PL-UBTVQH10 dated May 25, 2002 on self-defence against imports to Vietnam;
Pursuant to the Standing committee of the National Assembly’s Decree No. 42/2002/PL-UBTVQH10 dated May 25, 2002 on self-defence against imports to Vietnam;
Pursuant to the Government's Decree No. 95/2012/ND-CP dated November 12, 2012, defining the functions, tasks, powers and organizational structure of the Ministry of Industry and Trade;
Pursuant to the Minister of Industry and Trade’s Decision No. 848/QD-BCT dated February 05, 2013 regulating functions, tasks, powers and organizational structure of Vietnam Competition Authority;
At the request of the Director of Vietnam Competition Authority,
DECISION
Article 1. Apply self-defence measures for monosodium glutamate imported to Vietnam from other countries/territories as detailed in the Notice enclosed herewith.
Article 2. Sequence and procedures on application of global self-defence are instructed in the Law on self-defence in the importation of goods to Vietnam.
Article 3. This Decision takes effect after 15 days since the signing date.
Article 4. The Director of Vietnam Competition Authority and heads of units and relevant parties shall be responsible for executing this Decision.
| The Minister |
NOTICE
APPLICATION OF OFFICIAL SELF-DEFENCE MEASURES
(Enclosed with the Minister of Industry and Trade’s Decision No.920/QD-BCT dated March 10, 2016)
Pursuant to the Standing committee of the National Assembly’s Ordinance No. 42/2002/PL-UBTVQH10 dated May 25, 2002 on self-defence for imports to Vietnam and Decree No. 150/2003/ND-CP dated December 08, 2003 detailing the implementation of the Ordinance, the Ministry of Industry and Trade shall detail the application of global self-defence for monosodium glutamate (MSG) imports (HS code: 2922.4220), specifically as follows:
1. Basic information
On September 1, 2015, the Ministry of Industry and Trade has promulgated Decision No. 9269/QD-BCT on inspection of the application of self-defence for MSG imports to Vietnam from other countries/territories.
2. Imports subject to application of self-defence measures
Imports subject to application of self-defence measures are MSG, HS code :2922.4220.
3. Global self-defence duties
The Ministry of Industry and Trade shall apply official self-defence measures in the form of import duties on foregoing goods, specifically as follows:
Effective duration | Self-defence ax level |
March 25, 2016 – March 24, 2017 | VND 4,390,000/ton |
March 25, 2017 - March 24, 2018 | VND 3,951,899/ton |
March 25, 2018 - March 24, 2019 | VND 3,556,710/ton |
March 25, 2019 – March 24, 2020 | VND 3,201,039/ton |
From March 25, 2020 and later | VND 0/ton (In case of no extension of application of self-defence measures) |
4. Countries/ territories exempted from application of self-defence measures
According to Article 13 of Decree No. 150/2003/ND-CP the official self-defence measure shall be applied to all imports from various countries/territories except developing and least develop countries that account for no more than 3% of Vietnam’s total imports from countries/territories. Lists of countries/territories exempted from self-defence duties are prescribed in the Annex enclosed in this Notice.
To be eligible for exemption from self-defence duties, organizations or individuals as importers should provide to customs authority following documents:
- Certificate of Origin specifying imports originated from the countries/territories in the list in the Annex enclosed with this Notice;
- Mill-test certificate issued by producers based in the countries/territories in the Annex enclosed in this Notice;
5. Effect of global self-defence measure
The official self-defence measure shall take effect after 15 days since the Ministry of Industry and Trade makes decision on application of the measure.
6. Effective duration of global self-defence measure
Effective duration of self-defence measure is four years since the decision on application of the measure takes effect (if application is not extended).
7. Foundations for application of self-defence measure
Based on information provided by relevant parties and foregoing analysis, the Investigation agency has come to following conclusions:
- Quantity of MSG imported to Vietnam shows a sudden increase, both in absolute and relative terms, during the investigation stage.
- Domestic production suffers a great deal in market share, production, capacity, sales, profits, investment and workforce during the investigation stage.
- The increase in imports is the major cause of damage to domestic production.
- The decrease in economic development in China in 2014 and US imposed anti-dumping duties on MSG imports from China are considered as ‘unpredictable elements' and the cause of proliferation of imports to Vietnam.
8. Next procedures
After the self-defence measures takes effect, the General Department of Customs shall carry out application of collection of import duties according to the roadmap specified in Point 3 above for goods subject to investigation from countries/territories other than countries/territories in the Annex enclosed with the Notice.
9. Contact information
Information about application of self-defence measures for MSG is accessible to via the portal of The Ministry of Industry and Trade ((http://www.moit.gov.vn) ) and Vietnam Competition Authority (http://www.vca.gov.vn or http://www.qlct.gov.vn)
Any communication information or comment should be dispatched to:
Lawsuit Investigation Office - Vietnam Competition Authority - The Ministry of Industry and Trade
Address: 25 Ngo Quyen, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi, Vietnam
Phone number: (+84 4) 222.05002 (Extension: 1038) (Mr. Truong Hung)
Facsimile: (+84 4) 222.05003
Email: [email protected] or [email protected].
ANNEX
(Enclosed with the Notice about application of self-defence measure enclosed with the Minister of Industry and Trade’s Decision No.920/QD-BCT dated March 10, 2016)
1. Sub-Saharan Africa:
Angola | Madagascar | Nigeria |
Benin | Malawi | Rwanda |
Botswana | Mali | Sao Tome and Principe |
Burkina Faso | Mauritania | Senegal |
Burundi | Mauritius | Sierra Leone |
Cabo Verde | Mozambique | Somalia |
Cameroon | Namibia | South Africa |
Central African Republic | Niger | South Sudan |
Chad | Gabon | Sudan |
Comoros | Gambia, The | Swaziland |
Congo, Dem. Rep. | Ghana | Tanzania |
Congo, Rep. | Guinea | Togo |
Cote d’Ivoire | Guinea-Bissau | Uganda |
Eritrea | Kenya | Zambia |
Ethiopia | Lesotho | Zimbabwe |
| Liberia |
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2. Asia Pacific
American Samoa | Myanmar |
Cambodia | Palau |
Fiji | Papua New Guinea |
Kiribati | Philippines |
Korea, Dem. Rep. | Samoa |
Lao PDR | Solomon Islands |
Malaysia | Timor-Leste |
Marshall Islands | Tonga |
Micronesia, Fed. Sts. | Tuvalu |
Mongolia | Vanuatu |
3. Europe and Central Asia
Albania | Macedonia, FYR |
Armenia | Moldova |
Azerbaijan | Montenegro |
Belarus | Romania |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Serbia |
Bulgaria | Tajikistan |
Georgia | Turkey |
Kazakhstan | Turkmenistan |
Kosovo | Ukraine |
Kyrgyz Republic | Uzbekistan |
4. Latin America and the Carribean
Belize | Guyana |
Bolivia | Haiti |
Brazil | Honduras |
Colombia | Jamaica |
Costa Rica | Mexico |
Cuba | Nicaragua |
Dominica | Panama |
Dominican Republic | Paraguay |
Ecuador | Peru |
El Salvador | St. Lucia |
Grenada | St. Vincent and the Grenadines |
Guatemala | Suriname |
5. Middle East and North Africa
Algeria | Libya |
Djibouti | Morocco |
Egypt, Arab Rep. | Syrian Arab Republic |
Iran, Islamic Rep. | Tunisia |
Iraq | West Bank and Gaza |
Jordan | Yemen, Rep. |
Lebanon |
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6. South Asia
Afghanistan | Maldives |
Bangladesh | Nepal |
Bhutan | Pakistan |
India | Sri Lanka |
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