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DGTR grants extension for soft ferrite cores anti-dumping investigation questionnaire responses
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Shardul Nautiyal, Mumbai
April 25 , 2024
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In response to requests from concerned stakeholders, the Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) has announced an extension for the filing of questionnaire responses in the ongoing anti-dumping investigation regarding imports of "soft ferrite cores" originating from China.
The extension grants parties until May 3, 2024, to provide their input, emphasizing the time-bound nature of the investigation. It cautions that no further extensions will be considered beyond this date, underlining the urgency of compliance.
Soft ferrite cores, once confined to traditional electronic applications, are now venturing into exciting new territories, particularly in the realm of medical electronics and wearable devices. As electronic gadgets continue to shrink in size and demand more efficient components, soft ferrite cores have emerged as a game-changer, offering a blend of compactness and high performance.
Unlike their clunky iron core counterparts, soft ferrite cores boast high permeability and low core loss, making them ideal for modern medical electronics. Their compact size and excellent performance make them perfect candidates for applications where space is at a premium, such as wearable health monitors and implantable medical devices.
The Union ministry of commerce has made the decision to grant additional time for interested parties to submit their responses, informed joint director general (foreign trade) Devender Singh, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the extended timeline.
The investigation, which aims to address concerns related to dumping practices and their impact on domestic industries, has garnered significant attention from various stakeholders, including producers, exporters, importers, and users.
The decision to extend the timeline reflects the DGTR's commitment to ensuring a comprehensive and fair assessment of the matter while providing ample opportunity for all parties to participate in the investigative process.
As the deadline approaches, stakeholders are urged to promptly submit their questionnaire responses to facilitate a thorough examination of the case.
For further information and updates on the soft ferrite cores anti-dumping investigation, stakeholders are encouraged to stay in touch with the DGTR and relevant government authorities. The granting of this extension marks a significant development in the ongoing efforts to address trade-related challenges and uphold fair competition in the marketplace.
However, despite their growing importance, the soft ferrite core market faces challenges related to the availability and pricing of key raw materials like nickel and zinc. Dependence on these materials can leave the market vulnerable to price fluctuations, potentially impacting the stability of the soft ferrite core market.
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