Imports of Nylon Film Products from China, Thailand, and Taiwan Subject to Anti-Dumping Duties

The government has imposed anti-dumping duties on imports of Nylon Film products from China, Thailand, and Taiwan, as stipulated in Minister of Finance Regulation (PMK) No. 21 of 2025.

This regulation takes effect 10 days after its enactment date of March 6, 2025, and will remain in force for the next four years.

Anti-dumping duties are levies imposed by the Indonesian government on dumped goods that cause injury to the domestic industry.

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Anti-Dumping Duty Rates

The anti-dumping duties set under this regulation vary based on the country of origin and the importing company, as follows:

No	Country Origin	Company Name	Anti Dumping Rate (IDR/Kg)
1	China	Kunshan Yuncheng Plastic Industry Co., Ltd	IDR 1.254/Kg
		Yuncheng Qilong New-Material Co., Ltd
		Yuncheng Heshan New Material Co., Ltd
		Hyosung Chemical Fiber (Jiaxing) Co., Ltd.	IDR 5.508/Kg
		Hyosung Chemical Corporation (Korea)
		Xiamen Changsu Industrial Co., Ltd.	IDR 8.045/Kg
		Other companies	IDR 11.493/Kg
2	Thailand	A.J. Plast Public Company Limited	IDR 4.351/Kg
		Other companies	IDR 16.473/Kg
3	Taiwan	All companies in Taiwan	IDR 31.510/Kg

These anti-dumping duties are in addition to the general import duties (most-favoured-nation rates) or preferential tariffs applied under existing international agreements or treaties.

Product Specifications

The nylon film products subject to anti-dumping duties include nylon or polyamide in the form of film or foil, with a maximum thickness of 0.25 mm, classified under tariff headings ex390.92.10 and ex3920.92.99.

The anti-dumping duties apply to imports of nylon film where the customs declaration documents have been registered or the tariff and customs value have been determined by the customs office.

For reference, the decision to impose anti-dumping duties on nylon film products is based on the findings of the Indonesian Anti-Dumping Committee (KADI).

According to the investigation, the presence of nylon film products from these three countries was found to have caused injury to the domestic industry. (ASP/KEN)