The European Commission has announced significantly higher anti-dumping duties on hardwood plywood imports from China, with rates set to take effect on 7 December 2025. Duties for Pizhou producers have increased from 25.1% to 43.2%, while other Chinese producers will face tariffs of 86.8%, nearly 90%.

The new measures, enforced under the TARIC customs tariff code, are intended to maintain a level playing field for the European plywood industry while ensuring the effectiveness of anti-dumping policies. The consortium has pledged to actively monitor and counteract attempts to bypass the sanctions.

The decision marks a major step in regulating imports and safeguarding the European plywood market from unfair competition.

Source: biznes.meble.pl