The National Government published on Monday the Regulation of the new anti -dumping system which seeks to reduce costs in productive processes that are then reflected in a decrease in products prices.
Through resolution 111/2025, The Ministry of Economy published a key standard that introduces modifications to the investigations for unfair international trade practices, such as dumping, subsidies and safeguard measures. This resolution has how objective optimize and simplify administrative procedures, contributing to greater transparency, speed and efficiency.
The measure, promoted by the Secretary of Industry and Commerce, Esteban Marzorati, has a strong commitment to the modernization of the system.
Commerce: one by one, the main changes that are introduced
1. Optional advice instance: A previous and optional stage was created for parties interested in submitting applications to receive advice. This instance begins through the Distance Procedures Platform (TAD) of the Electronic Document Management System (GDE) and has a maximum duration of 3 months from the initial meeting. During this stage, applicants may require access to data from the domestic market of the export country or collaboration to find public import information and customs classification.
2. FORMAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE APPLICATION: Interested parties must previously request the tariff classification of the merchandise through TAD. It is detailed how national producers or business entities must prove their legitimation, requiring notes of associations or assembly minutes and accessions. The forms that must be completed for each type of application are specified, such as Dumping/Grant Research, current measures exams, elusive practices, new exporter or safeguard measures. The presentation must be made mainly by email to the Virtual ticket table of the National Foreign Trade Commission (CNCE), with separate addresses for public and confidential information.
3. Control of price commitments: The CNCE will make reports on the fulfillment of the current price commitments and will notify the export firms in case of non -compliance, granting 10 days for the discharge.
4. New Export Exam: To request an exam as a new exporter, minimum volumes of “normal and significant” commercial operations to Argentina, defined by the CNCE and represent up to 6% of the total imports of the product must be considered. The CNCE will raise a recommendation to the Secretariat in 30 days, and after the opening, the applicant will have 90 days to carry out and prove said minimum operations.
5. SUSPENSION OF MEASURES: A measure can be suspended for up to 6 months, extendable for a period not exceeding 1 year, at the request of the head of the Ministry of Economy. This will require a technical report of the CNCE in 90 days on the market and product situation.
The resolution also established general deadlines, indicating that they will be of corridos except for the opposite, and clarified that the “grace period” of the Nation Civil and Commercial Procedural Code will not be applied for the presentation of writings
Source: Ambito
