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Date: 2023-01-19 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: Europe

Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/111 of 18 January 2023 imposing a definitive anti-dumping duty on imports of fatty acid originating in Indonesia

Issued by European Commission · Directorate-General for Trade and Economic Security

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Executive Summary: The document references Official Journals of the European Union and various trade cases involving the EU. It mentions sampling of Union producers, importers, and exporting producers, particularly in Indonesia. It also includes indexed data tables related to economic indicators and performance, and concludes with comments on user interests and market disruption. Key Points / Main Content: * **Sampling and Parties Involved:** * Sampling occurred for Union producers, importers, and exporting producers in Indonesia. * Entities involved include Union producer associations, exporting producers in Indonesia, related traders in Singapore and the United Kingdom, and related importers in the Union. * Specific cases mentioned involve Interpipe, Niko Tube, Interpipe NTRP, Philips Lighting Poland, Musim Mas, Pelita Agung Agrindustri, and Wilmar Bioenergi Indonesia/Wilmar Nabati Indonesia, among others. * **Indexed Data and Economic Indicators:** * Tables 1-12 present indexed data (base index 100) related to import volumes, market share, prices, price undercutting, macroeconomic indicators, growth, and various microeconomic factors. * Data sources are specified beneath each table. * Indicators cover aspects such as imports from concerned countries, prices, consumption, raw materials, and industry inefficiencies. * **Legal and Trade Case References:** * References are made to Article 21.5 ChinaBiodiesel. * Cases involve steel pipes and tubes, polyester staple fibres (PSF), EC Fasteners from China, palm fatty acid distillate, and biodiesel. * Mentions legal entities such as Silver Seiko Limited and cases like "EU Biodiesel Indonesia" involving multiple companies. * **Conclusions and Comments:** * Conclusions are drawn on injury based on import data. * Comments are included regarding disclosure, imports from third countries, export performance of the Union industry, consumption, raw material issues, and alleged inefficiencies. * Consideration is given to the interests of users, including large multinational groups and smaller companies, as well as market disruption and supply issues. * Specific product areas mentioned include Solar Panels and EC Bed Linen. * **Regulatory Information:** * References to Articles 1, 2, and 3 are included. * The document is issued "For the Commission" by The President. Impact Analysis: Stakeholder: Union Producers Impact: Affected by sampling, trade measures, and competition from imports. Action Required: Provide requested data, comply with regulations, and adapt to market conditions. Stakeholder: Importers Impact: Subject to sampling, duties, and trade regulations affecting import costs and volumes. Action Required: Comply with regulations, monitor trade measures, and adjust sourcing strategies. Stakeholder: Exporters (Indonesia) Impact: Subject to sampling, duties, and trade regulations affecting export volumes and prices. Action Required: Comply with regulations, monitor trade measures, and adjust market strategies. Stakeholder: End Users (EU) Impact: Potentially affected by price changes, supply disruptions, and availability of goods. Action Required: Monitor market conditions and adjust procurement strategies.

Key Entities Referenced

European Union: A political and economic union of member states located primarily in Europe. Indonesia: Country from which exporting producers are sampled. Singapore: Location of related traders. United Kingdom: Location of related traders. Mexico: Mentioned in relation to Steel Pipes and Tubes. China: Mentioned in relation to EC Fasteners. Wilmar Bioenergi Indonesia: Exporting producer in Indonesia Council of the European Union: One of the entities involved in legal proceedings, specifically related to biodiesel and PSF (Polyester Staple Fibres) cases.
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(Non-legislative acts) Official Journal of the European Union Official Journal of the European Union­ Sampling of Union producers Sampling of importersSampling of exporting producers in Indonesia sampled non-sampled­ Union producer associationUnion producers Exporting producers in Indonesia Related traders in Singapore Related trader in the United Kingdom Related importers in the Union ­A fortiori Mexico – Steel Pipes and Tubes Interpipe Niko Tube and Interpipe NTRP v CouncilPolyester staple fibres (PSF) ­ may Philips Lighting Poland and Philips Lighting Council PSF EC – Fasteners (China) Idem ­ PSF Philips Lighting Poland and Philips Lighting v CouncilPalm fatty acid distillate, palm oil mill effluent, palm acid oil and fatty acid as by-product­ Fatty acid produced from palm waste and used for biodiesel production­ ­ ­Other types of fatty acid ­­ per se­Biodiesel ­EC – Fasteners Silver Seiko Limited and others v Council of the European Communities EC – Fasteners (China) (Article 21.5 – China)Biodiesel Biodiesel Musim Mas Council Pelita Agung Agrindustri Council Wilmar Bioenergi Indonesia and Wilmar Nabati Indonesia Council EU – Biodiesel (Indonesia) Biodiesel Musim Mas v Council Pelita Agung Agrindustri v Council Wilmar Bioenergi Indonesia and Wilmar Nabati Indonesia v Council EU – Biodiesel (Indonesia)­Table 1 Index 100 101 97 95 Index 100 100 94 102 Index 100 101 97 95 Source Volume and market share of the imports from the country concernedTable 2 Index 100 113 114 113 Index 100 111 117 119 Source Prices of the imports from the country concerned and price undercutting/price depression Table 3 Index 100 84 88 112 SourceGeneral remarks­ Macroeconomic indicators Table 4 Index 100 99 92 93 Index 100 98 94 96 Index 100 101 97 97 SourceTable 5 Index 100 100 92 91 Index 100 98 95 95 Index 100 100 94 102 Index 100 100 102 112 Index 100 100 92 90 Index 100 98 95 95 SourceGrowth Table 6 Index 100 97 101 95 Index 100 102 91 98 Source de minimisMicroeconomic indicators Table 7 Index 100 88 98 125 Index 100 89 101 123 Source Table 8 Index 100 105 109 108 SourceTable 9 Index 100 106 109 87 Index 100 108 116 93 Source Table 10 Index 100 – 27 – 108 128 Index 100 46 – 5 84 Index 100 159 142 115 Index 100 7 – 48 134 SourceConclusion on injury­ Comments after disclosure­­­ ­­Imports from third countries Table 11 Index 100 103 108 100 Index 100 101 111 105 Index 100 76 83 105 Index 100 83 97 102 Index 100 82 99 107 Index 100 114 100 108 Index 100 97 105 100 Index 100 95 107 106 Index 100 87 88 106 SourceExport performance of the Union industry Table 12 Index 100 90 87 94 Index 100 87 92 119 Source ­ Consumption ‐Raw material issuesAlleged inefficiencies of the Union industryCaptive use ­­­­­due to the influence from stakeholders ­General comments on the interest of users following final disclosurelarge multinational groups ­smaller companies and groups ­ Comments on market disruption and supply issuesConclusion on the Interest of Users­ Solar Panels EC – Bed Linen EC – Bed LinenSolar Panels EC – Bed Linen Official Journal of the European Union Article 1Article 2Article 3 Official Journal of the European Union For the Commission The PresidentANNEX

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