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FRI, 16 OCT · 86 ITEMS
"Australia to hit Chinese aluminium with big tariffs over dumping" — AFR (Australian Financial Review) · Australia
Australia is moving to impose large anti- duties on Chinese aluminium windows and doors specifically, not raw aluminium broadly, after its trade remedies authority found Chinese exporters were selling into Australia at unfairly low prices. The headline figure is up to 70 per cent, and the duties target a product category rather than the metal itself.
The claim rests on an official dumping finding by Australia's trade remedies body (the ), published around 15 October 2026; AFR and ABC are both reporting the same determination, so the substance is solid. The 70 per cent figure appears to be the maximum rate cited for affected exporters, not necessarily a single uniform duty applied to all shipments.
Genuinely new: the reporting is dated 15 October 2026, the day of the announcement, with no recirculation year indicated.