Antidumping actions are allowed against firms if they sell at less than fair value and cause material injury to a domestic industry.

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Antidumping actions are a trade remedy measure allowed under the World Trade Organization rules against firms that sell their products at unfairly low prices (less than fair value) and cause material injury to a domestic industry. This is considered an unfair trade practice that distorts competition in the market and can potentially harm the viability of a domestic industry. Antidumping measures can include the imposition of additional tariffs or fees on imported goods to offset the price difference and restore fair competition.

Antidumping Actions Are Allowed Against Firms If They Sell at Less