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FinlandTulli

Wire rod: hearing requests open in duty review

The Commission is reviewing whether the anti-dumping duty on Chinese wire rod stays at its current level; affected firms can request a hearing within the C/2026/5244 deadlines.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 13 October 2026

Tax

Industry: Manufacture of basic iron and steel and of ferro-alloys

The European Commission is reviewing whether the anti-dumping duty on Chinese wire rod (valssilanka) should stay at its current levelTulli. The goods concerned fall under CN codes 7213 10 00, 7213 20 00, 7213 91 10, 7213 91 20, 7213 91 41, 7213 91 49, 7213 91 70, 7213 91 90, 7213 99 10, 7213 99 90, 7227 10 00, 7227 20 00, 7227 90 10, 7227 90 50 and 7227 90 95Tulli. The review details are in Commission notice C/2026/5244Tulli, and the review ends within 15 months of the notice's publicationTulli.

The background is the definitive anti-dumping duty on wire rod originating in ChinaEuropa, re-imposed following an expiry review by Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/1805Europa. An expiry review decides whether that duty continues: if dumping and injury would persist or recur, the duty stays — so importers of the listed wire-rod codes face the current duty level continuing rather than lapsing.

Anyone concerned by the case may ask the Commission to be heardTulli, with deadlines for commenting on the investigation and the review and a Commission address for comments set in the noticeTulli. The Commission investigates and decides on anti-dumping duties for the whole EU; Tulli has no decision-making power and only relays the information.

For companies trading in the listed wire rod, the operative point is the one Tulli underlines: act within the deadlines, because that is the only way to influence the outcomeTulli. A buyer or importer who misses the comment and hearing windows has no later lever in this reviewTulli.

Practical next steps: importers of goods under the listed CN codes pull notice C/2026/5244 for the case timetable and the hearing-request procedureTulli, and send comments and any hearing request to the Commission address given in the noticeTulli, within the stated deadlinesTulli. Tulli's business advice service (yritysneuvonta@tulli.fi) can point to the standing pages on anti-dumping and countervailing duties and ongoing investigations.

Legal basis: Commission notice C/2026/5244 (expiry review of the anti-dumping duty on Chinese wire rod, review ending within 15 months of publication), concerning the duty imposed by Regulation (EU) 2021/1805.

If you trade in the listed wire rod, file your hearing request and comments with the Commission at the address in notice C/2026/5244 before its deadlines expire.

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