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EU reviews Russian birch plywood duties; hearing open

Importers of Russian birch plywood, including consignments via Turkey and Kazakhstan, may ask the Commission to be heard and comment on the review within the notice deadlines.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 9 November 2026

Tax

Industry: Wholesale of wood, construction materials and sanitary equipment

The European Commission is examining whether the anti-dumping duty on Russian birch plywood should continue to be levied at its current levelTulli, Tulli announced in its notice of 9.11.2026Tulli. The duty was extended in 2024 to cover imports consigned from Turkey and Kazakhstan, and the goods are currently classified under CN code ex 4412 33 10 with Taric codes 4412 33 10 82 and 4412 33 10 84.

The details of the review are set out in Commission notice C/2026/5774Tulli, and the review will end within 15 months of that notice's publication. Everyone concerned by the case may submit a request to the Commission to be heardTulli, and the notice states the deadlines by which investigations and reviews may be commented onTulli, as well as the Commission address to which comments are sent.

The case matters to importers and traders handling Russian birch plywood, including goods routed via Turkey or Kazakhstan, and to the customs and trade advisers who clear those consignments. Acting within the deadlines matters because it is the only way to influence how the case is handledTulli: the Commission examines and decides on anti-dumping duties for the EU as a wholeTulli, and Tulli has no decision-making power in the matterTulli. Tulli's role is limited to informing operators of the reviewTulli.

Companies concerned should therefore read notice C/2026/5774 for the product definition, the procedure and the applicable deadlinesTulli Tulli, calendar those deadlinesTulli, and send any request to be heard or any comments to the Commission address given in the notice before they expireTulli. General questions on trade defence duties can be put to Tulli's business advice service at yritysneuvonta@tulli.fi, and Tulli's pages on anti-dumping and countervailing duties collect the duties in force and the investigations and reviews currently under way.

Legal basis: Commission notice C/2026/5774, which carries the details of the review of the anti-dumping duty on Russian birch plywood.Tulli

Read Commission notice C/2026/5774, calendar its comment and hearing deadlines, and send any request to be heard or comments to the Commission address given in the notice.

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