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Rabat enforces measures to prevent dumping
Morocco has announced a new package of protective trade measures to address dumping practices, imposing final duties of 76% on Chinese plywood imports, which will remain in effect until August 2027. This aims to safeguard the domestic market and national manufacturers from unfair competition and harm caused by non-compliant products. Additionally, the government has extended these measures to include galvanized wires coming from Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, imposing final duties ranging from 18.44% to 52.71% in order to reduce market flooding and prevent the deterioration of the local industry, while maintaining some exemptions for products with specific technical specifications. These measures aim to support national industrial sovereignty and enhance competitive balance between local producers and imports, through organized mechanisms and a legal framework aligned with World Trade Organization regulations.
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