Indonesia will impose anti-dumping import duties on plastic packaging imported from China and Malaysia!
Recently, Indonesia Biaxially Oriented Film Association (ABOFI) said that in order to control the proliferation of plastic film imports, it is planning to impose anti-dumping import duties (BMAD) on plastic packaging imported from China and Malaysia.
"Anti-dumping investigations into imports from Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and China have shown that imports generally enter at dumped prices lower than Indonesian industrial production prices," said Santoso Samudra, chairman of ABOFI.
According to the findings of the Indonesian Anti-Dumping Commission, BMAD must be implemented immediately for imported products that have been proved to use dumped prices. In addition, Indonesia's Minister of Trade Supervision (Permendag) Document No.1 also mentioned that a limited import ban on plastic raw materials was imposed.
According to the data of Indonesia's import and export trade in January 2024 released by the BPS of Indonesia, the export was US $20.52 billion, down 8.34% from the previous month, and the import was US $18.51 billion, down 3.13%. Among them, the import of oil and gas products was US $2.7 billion, down 19.99%; Imports of non-oil and gas products reached US $15.81 billion, an increase of 0.48%.
It is reported that in January 2024, the top three import sources of Indonesia's non-oil and gas products were China (US $5.95 billion, accounting for 37.64%）， Japan (US $1.08 billion, accounting for 6.81%） and Thailand (US $880 million, accounting for 5.53%）。
印尼宣布！将对从中国和马来进口的塑料包装征收反倾销进口税！
近日，印尼双向拉伸薄膜协会(ABOFI)表示，为控制塑料薄膜进口泛滥，正计划对从中国和马来进口的塑料包装征收反倾销进口税(BMAD)。
ABOFI主席Santoso Samudra称：“对越南、泰国、马来和中国进口产品的反倾销调查证明，进口产品普遍以低于印尼工业生产价格的倾销价格进入。”
据印尼中央统计局(BPS)公布2024年1月印尼进出口贸易数据：出口205.2亿美元，环比下降8.34%。进口185.1亿美元，环比下降3.13%。其中，油气产品进口27亿美元，环比下降19.99%;非油气产品进口158.1亿美元，环比增长0.48%。
