Article 10. Application of the anti-dumping duty

An anti-dumping duty is a duty applied in excess of the import customs duty with respect to import of goods at dumping prices.

The anti-dumping duty is applied by decision of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan if, according to the results of the investigation of the authorized body , it was established that importing goods at dumping prices causes serious damage or poses a threat of causing serious damage to the economy.

Importing goods at dumping prices is the import of goods into the customs territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the export price of which is lower than its normal value.

The export price of the goods is the price actually paid or subject to payment for goods sold for export to the Republic of Uzbekistan.

The normal value of the product is the price of similar goods at the normal course of trade intended for consumption on the domestic market of the exporting country, or, in the case of lack of sales of a similar product on the market of the exporting country or the inability to force other reasons for carrying out a proper comparison, the price is determined on the basis of costs of production in the country of origin of goods with the addition of reasonable costs and profits, or on the basis of the prices of similar goods exported to a third country, located in a similar conditional with the Republic of Uzbekistan during the normal course of trade.

The anti-dumping duty is applied in the amount and within the time necessary to eliminate serious damage or the threat of causing serious damage to the economy due to import of goods at dumping prices.

Rate of anti-dumping duties and the temporary anti-dumping duties do not have to exceed the size of the dumping margin.

An anti-dumping duty may be applied in respect of one or more suppliers of goods.