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Colombia extends AD duties on China’s oil and gas pipelines

15 Jul 2025 11:55 reported by Joy Liu

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On July 10, 2025, the Colombian Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism (MCIT) announced its decision to continue anti-dumping (AD) measures on Chinese-origin oil and gas pipeline pipes for another five years. This ruling came after a first sunset review, confirming the need for ongoing protection.

The measures set minimum prices for these products. Seamless oil and gas pipelines, under HS code 7304.19.00.00, will have a minimum price of US$2,756.17/ton. Welded oil and gas pipelines, under HS code 7306.19.00.00, will face a minimum price of US$1,537.41/ton. If the FOB customs declaration price falls below these minimums, the difference between the declared FOB value and the minimum will be imposed as AD duties.

The products involved are circular-section oil or gas pipelines with an outside diameter between 60.3 mm and 219.1 mm, excluding stainless steel pipes.

These duties take effect the day after the announcement in the official gazette.

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