Overview of the Notification
The Ministry of Finance under the Department of Revenue has issued a notification on
27 October 2025 revising an existing anti dumping duty. The amendment has been made under
the powers granted by Section 9A of the Customs Tariff Act 1975, along with relevant
provisions of the Customs Tariff Rules 1995 which govern the identification and management
of dumped goods and associated injury to domestic industries.
Key Amendment Introduced
This new notification modifies the original Notification No 66/2021 Customs ADD issued on
11 November 2021. Specifically, the amendment concerns Serial Number 1 in the table
of the earlier notification. The figure previously listed under column 7 has now been
replaced with the revised value 1296.
This adjustment is intended to ensure accurate imposition of anti dumping duties on certain
imported goods, thereby providing continued protection to domestic manufacturers that may
have otherwise been adversely affected by unfairly priced imports.
Immediate Implementation
The revised anti dumping duty comes into immediate effect from the date of issue of this
notification. Importers and relevant customs handling authorities are required to apply this
updated rate without delay.
Official Reference
The notification has been issued under file reference CBIC 190354/234/2021 TRU, and signed
by Dheeraj Sharma, Under Secretary, Government of India.
Source
Ministry of Finance Government of India Official Gazette Notification dated 27 October 2025.