Customs Act 1901 – Part XVB
Prepared or preserved tomatoes
Exported from Italy
Findings in relation to an Accelerated Review of
Anti-Dumping Measures
Public Notice under subsection 269ZG(3)(b)(ii) of the Customs Act 1901
The Commissioner of the Anti-Dumping Commission has completed the accelerated review, which commenced on 2 December 2014, of the anti-dumping measures applying to prepared or preserved tomatoes exported to Australia from Italy by Davia S.p.A. (the applicant).
Recommendations resulting from that review, reasons for the recommendations and material findings of fact and law in relation to the review are contained in Anti-Dumping Commission Report No. 278 (REP 278).
I, KAREN ANDREWS, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry and Science, have considered REP 278 and have decided to accept the recommendations and reasons for the recommendations, including all the material findings of facts or law set out in REP 278.
Under subsection 269ZG(3)(b)(ii) of the Customs Act 1901 (the Act), I declare that, with effect from 2 December 2014, the Act and the Customs Tariff (Anti-Dumping) Act 1975 have effect as if the original dumping duty notice had applied to the applicant but the Parliamentary Secretary had fixed specified different variable factors relevant to the determination of duty payable by the applicant.
The dumping duty that has been determined is an amount worked out in accordance with the combination of fixed and variable duty method.
REP 278 has been placed on the public record and is available at www.adcommission.gov.au. The public record may also be examined at the Anti-Dumping Commission’s office by contacting the case manager on the details provided below.
Enquiries about this notice may be directed to the case manager on telephone number +61 3 9244 8023, fax number 1300 882 506 or +61 3 9244 8902 (outside Australia) or email at operations1@adcommission.gov.au.
Dated this 25th day of March 2015
KAREN ANDREWS
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry and Science