Global Times, Published: Aug 13, 2026
China will continue to levy anti-dumping duties on imports of single-mode optical fibers from India for another five years, China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) said Thursday.
The extension will take effect starting from Friday, the MOFCOM said in a statement, adding that the decision was made following an expiry review launched at the request of the domestic industry in August last year.

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The ministry has ruled that, should the anti-dumping measures be terminated, the dumping of single-mode optical fiber originating in India and imported into China would likely continue or recur, and the injury caused to China's single-mode optical fiber industry would likely continue or recur. China started to impose anti-dumping duties on imported single-mode optical fibers from India in August 2014, featuring tariff rates ranging from 7.4 percent to 30.6 percent. Such duties were reviewed and extended for five years in 2020.
Single-mode optical fibers are used for manufacturing telecommunications equipment.