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The European Commission is extending its proceedings to imports of bicycles originating in China consigned from Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Tunisia.

EU Expands Investigation Subsidized Bike Imports

BRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Commission announced that it is expanding its investigation on subsidized bike imports from China on 14 November...

Anti-Circumvention Duties under Review (Updated for 2009)

Since 28 November 2006, the anti-circumvention duty on certain bicycle parts from China is under review. Grounds for the review

48.5% Anti-Circumvention Duties on Certain Chinese Parts

48.5% Anti-Circumvention Duties on Certain Chinese Parts

BRUSSELS, Belgium - After the introduction of anti-dumping duties on Chinese bikes, a number of exporters and importers tried to skirt the extra levy...

Bike Europe Anti-Circumvention Duties

Final Decision on EU Anti-Circumvention Duties

BRUSSELS, Belgium - The EU Council has decided to follow the advice of the European Commission on maintaining the 48.5% anti-circumvention duties on...

EU Will Maintain Anti-Circumvention Duties

EU Will Maintain Anti-Circumvention Duties

BRUSSELS, Belgium - Earlier than expected the results of the EU review on the 48.5% anti-circumvention duties on certain bicycle parts imported from...

European Court annuls anti-circumvention duties for Starway

Since 1997, Starway, a bicycle assembler in Luynes (France) owned by China Bicycles Corporation (CBC), had been paying 30.6% circumvention duties on...