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DUMPING COMMODITY REGISTER
2002.10.00(1)
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PREPARED OR PRESERVED TOMATOES EXPORTED FROM ITALY
Measures
Anti-dumping measures in the form of interim dumping duty (IDD) have been imposed on tomatoes exported from Italy.
Anti-Dumping Commission Report No. 217 (REP 217) and Anti-Dumping Notice (ADN) 2014/32 provide further information
to assist importers and Customs brokers.
Description of the goods
The goods subject to anti-dumping measures are tomatoes, whether peeled or unpeeled, prepared or preserved otherwise than
by vinegar or acetic acid, either whole or in pieces (including diced, chopped or crushed), with or without other ingredients
(including vegetables, herbs or spices) in packs not exceeding 1.14 litres in volume.
The measures do not apply to pastes, purees, sauces, pasta sauces, juices and sundried tomatoes.
Goods subject to measures should be classified using the tariff sub-heading and associated statistical code contained in Table 1.
Table 1 - The tariff subheading and statistical code subject to measures
Tariff subheading
2002.10.00
Statistical codes
60
Exempt Exporters
As advised in ADN 2014/32, there are a number of exporters, and related traders, that are exempt from IDD:
 La Doria S.p.A supplied directly and through traders shown in Table 2; and
 Feger Di Gerardo Ferraioli S.p.A supplied directly and through traders shown in Table 2.
All other exporters and suppliers from Italy are subject to IDD or Dumping Securities (DSA) as advised in Tables 2, 3 and 4.
Dates of effect
Dumping securities (DSA) were initially imposed on 1 November 2013.
DSA were amended on 4 February 2014.
IDD was imposed on 16 April 2014.
DSA were imposed on the dates listed below following accelerated reviews for Davia S.p.A. (Davia), Le Specialita’ Italiane
S.R.L. (Le Specialita), PMC SRL (PMC) and Coppola Foods Ltd (Coppola).
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

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Davia – 14 May 2014 (refer to ADN 2014/39)
Le Specialita – 22 July 2014 (refer to ADN 2014/73)
PMC – 25 July 2014 (refer to ADN 2014/74)
Coppola – 28 July 2014 (refer to ADN 2014/79)
The original dumping duty notice but with fixed specified different variable factors was applied to Calispa following
the findings for an accelerated review on 3 September 2014.
Direction for collection of interim dumping duties
Goods subject to the measures must be entered using the dumping specification number (DSN) for the nominated
exporter/supplier as shown in Table 2.
The Dumping Export Price (DXP) is the total invoice price for the line on the invoice/entry expressed in the export price terms
for the respective DSN shown in Table 3.
IDD is in the form of a fixed + variable measure. The total duty liability is calculated as follows:

DXP or ascertained export price (AEP), whichever is the greatest, multiplied by the IDD ad valorem duty rate;
Plus

the amount, if any, by which the DXP is lower than the AEP.
Change 05/09/14
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2002.10.00(2)
PREPARED OR PRESERVED TOMATOES EXPORTED FROM ITALY
Direction for collection of interim dumping duties (continued)
DSA for Davia, Le Specialita, PMC and Coppola are also in the form of a fixed + variable measure. The total duty
liability is calculated by:
 DXP or ascertained export price (AEP), whichever is the greatest, multiplied by the DSA ad valorem duty rate;
Plus

the amount, if any, by which the DXP is lower than the AEP.
PLEASE NOTE: The All Other Exporter rate of ICD and/or IDD will apply unless an importer/broker can provide proof
that the goods are being supplied either directly by a named exporter or through a linked supplier(s).
The actual duty liability may be higher than the effective rate of duty published in Table 3 due to the variable component
of DSA/IDD that may be payable. Affected parties should contact the Dumping hotline on 1300 884 159 (+61 3 9244
8224 if outside Australia) or by email at [email protected] for further information regarding the
actual duty liability calculation in their particular circumstance.
Release of details of measures
Unless otherwise advised, the rate of IDD for each DSN in Table 2 is considered Confidential and will not be published.
Bona fide importers of the goods may be provided with the confidential information relevant to a nominated exporter/supplier
or country in the case country wide measures.
The onus is on the importer to prove their bona fides by providing evidence of the following to
[email protected]:
or

a previous trading history with a nominated exporter/supplier of the goods from a country subject to
dumping/countervailing measures. Evidence of a trading history would take the form of at least commercial
invoices, packing list and bills of lading from previous shipments. Additional documentation as proof of bona
fides may also be requested.

in the absence of a trading history, an offer or a quotation from an exporter/supplier of goods subject to
dumping/countervailing measures. The offer or quotation must be on the exporter/supplier’s company
letterhead – emails will not generally be accepted.
Importers should note that only as much of the confidential information as is necessary to enter the goods will be provided by
the Anti-Dumping Commission (the Commission).
Australian Customs Dumping Notice (ACDN) 2012/61 provides further information to assist importers and Customs brokers.
ACBPS will conduct monitoring of imports subject to anti-dumping measures consistent with its published policy.
Duty Assessment
Where anti-dumping measures have been imposed on goods exported to Australia, the importer is liable to pay IDD at
the time of importation. The rates of IDD are based on prices verified during the original dumping investigation or
subsequent review of the duty and are in place for a period of five years unless revoked earlier.
To ensure that the amount of IDD collected by ACBPS does not exceed the actual dumping margin for each
consignment over the five-year period, provision exists for assessment of the final duty liability under the Customs Tariff
(Anti-Dumping) Act 1975. This system allows for any excess interim duty to be refunded where it is found that prices
have changed since the original investigation or subsequent review.
There are a series of time frames fixed by legislation that govern the duty assessment system. An application for duty
assessment must cover all shipments entered for home consumption by an importer in a specific six-month importation period.
The six-month period is determined by the date of publication of the initial notice imposing the dumping duty (in the case of
tomatoes – 16 April 2014). Where securities have been taken pending the Minister's decision, the importation period may be
less than six months.
An application for a duty assessment cannot be lodged prior to the end of the particular importation period to which it
relates, but must be lodged with the Anti-Dumping Commission within six months from the end of that importation
period. Table 5 provides detail of the relevant importation periods and application periods for tomatoes exported from
Italy.
Additional information is available at http://www.adcommission.gov.au/system/csi/WhatisDA.asp
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PREPARED OR PRESERVED TOMATOES EXPORTED FROM ITALY
Table 2 – Exporters and DSN
Exporter
CCID
Description
Measure
CCC4994744X
CCF3497477R
CCC7797347E
All types
Exempt
All types
Exempt
CCE3437966P
CCC6739447C
CCE3369376Y
96327180764
All types
IDD
14
La Doria S.p.A.
supplied through
FJ Tytherleigh Italia S.R.L.
or
Conga Foods Pty Ltd
or
Orange & Green Pty Ltd
or
Corex S.p.A.*
CCC6739447C
CCE3369376Y
96327180764
CCJ3744997M
49095541996
CCE7663797W
CCH7397974H
CEG6739664Y
All types
(See NOTE 1)
28
Feger Di Gerardo Ferraioli S.p.A.
supplied through
FJ Tytherleigh Italia S.R.L.
or
Leo’s Importers and Distributors
CCC6739447C
CCE3369376Y
26006238928
CEJ6947966A
All types
(See NOTE 2)
29
De Clemente Conserve S.p.A.
supplied directly or through
Italcomes s.r.l.
or
Leo’s importers and distributors
or
Famor italia s.r.l.
or
FJ Tytherleigh Italia S.R.L.
or
Corex S.p.A.*
or
F.Divella S.p.A.
CCF6367336X
CEJ6947966A
26006238928
CCM7449349X
CEA3379679G
CEG7974479P
CCC6739447C
CCE3369376Y
CCE7663797W
CCH7397974H
CEG6739664Y
CCC4977799A
CCF6969376N
CCE6994364R
CCF7793637R
All types
IDD
15
Lodato Gennaro & C. S.p.A
supplied directly or through
Leo’s importers and distributors
CCC3476677F
26006238928
CEJ6947966A
All types
IDD
16
I.M.C.A. S.p.A
CCE4646764H
CCG4947943G
CEL9469943H
All types
IDD
17
Davia S.p.A.
CET6446667M
All types
DSA
30
Calispa S.p.A. Industria Conserve Alimentari
CER3674949A
CCR9977339C
All types
IDD
39**
Coppola Foods Ltd
CET9667663N
All types
DSA
36
Le Specialita’ Italiane S.R.L.
CET9677796T
All types
DSA
37
PMC SRL
CET9677373C
All types
DSA
38
All types
IDD
18
Exporter/Suppliers exempt from dumping duties
La Doria S.p.A.
Feger Di Gerardo Ferraioli S.p.A
Exporter/Suppliers covered by dumping duties
Conserve Italia Soc. Coop Agr
supplied directly or through
FJ Tytherleigh Italia S.R.L.
or
Conga Foods Pty Ltd
Residual exporters (see Table 5)
DSN
All other exporters
All types
IDD
19
*Corex S.p.A ceased cooperating with the investigation after the amendment of securities. It is therefore subject to the all other exporter rate.
**The export price terms for Calispa S.p.A. Industria Conserve Alimentari are at EXW, Cash.
Change 05/09/14
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2002.10.00(4)
PREPARED OR PRESERVED TOMATOES EXPORTED FROM ITALY
Table 2 – Exporters and DSN (continued)
NOTE 1 – Importers/brokers entering tomatoes manufactured by La Doria S.p.A and supplied through FJ Tytherleigh
Italia S.R.L., Conga Foods Pty Ltd, Orange & Green Pty Ltd or Corex S.p.A. are to use DSN 28. A zero duty liability
will be calculated. This amendment has been made for the convenient administration of the anti-dumping system and not
otherwise.
NOTE 2 – Importers/brokers entering tomatoes manufactured by Feger Di Gerardo Ferraioli S.p.A. and supplied directly
or through FJ Tytherleigh Italia S.R.L. or Leo’s Importers and Distributors are to use DSN 29. A zero duty liability will
be calculated. This amendment has been made for the convenient administration of the anti-dumping system and not
otherwise.
Table 3 – Dumping Duty Rates and Ascertained Export Price
DSN
DSA/IDD Ad
valorem rate (%)
Effective rate
of duty
AEP
EUR/kilo
Export price
terms
14
15
16
17
18
19
28
29
30
Confidential
4.54%
Confidential
FOB, cash
Confidential
3.25%
Confidential
FOB, cash
Confidential
26.35%
Confidential
FOB, cash
Confidential
26.35%
Confidential
FOB, cash
Confidential
4.24%
Confidential
FOB, cash
Confidential
26.35%
Confidential
FOB, cash
Exempt - brokers must use DSN, DXP and quantity – zero duty liability
Exempt - brokers must use DSN, DXP and quantity – zero duty liability
Confidential
26.35%
Confidential
FOB, cash
36
Confidential
26.35%
Confidential
FOB, cash
37
Confidential
26.35%
Confidential
FOB, cash
38
Confidential
26.35%
Confidential
FOB, cash
39
Confidential
0%
Confidential
EXW, Cash.
Remarks
Goods exported and entered for home
consumption on or after 16 April 2014
Goods exported and entered for home
consumption on or after 1 November 2013
Goods entered for home consumption on or
after 14 May 2014
Goods entered for home consumption on or
after 28 July 2014
Goods entered for home consumption on or
after 22 July 2014
Goods entered for home consumption on or
after 25 July 2014
Goods exported and entered for home
consumption on or after 12 May 2014
Table 4 – Residual Exporter/Suppliers
Exporter/Supplier
Fiamma Vesuviana S.R.L.
Mutti S.p.A.
Nolana Conserve S.R.L.
Attianese S.p.A.
Greci Industria Alimentare S.p.A.
Menu S.R.L.l
Steriltom S.R.L.
Rispoli Luigi E C (S.R.L.)
supplied directly or through
Agritalia S.R.L.
Princes Industrie Alimentari S.R.L.
supplied directly or through
Conga Foods Pty Ltd
CCID
CCC3344443E
CCC7476937K
CCF7674476R
CCG4739794K
CCT7796774M
CEG3797763K
CEG7937676P
CCC6739497R
CCC9736436K
CCC4344777R
CCC4467777Y
CCE9646973J
CCG9999343F
CCK3393769M
CCJ6377946E
CCE4476446L
CEJ3663374A
CEJ4764347E
96327180764
CCG7763347Y
CEC6793696W
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PREPARED OR PRESERVED TOMATOES EXPORTED FROM ITALY
Table 5 – Duty Assessment Importation & Application Periods
Importation Period
6 December 2013 to 15 April 2014
16 April 2014 to 15 October 2014
16 October 2014 to 15 April 2015
16 April 2015 to 15 October 2015
16 October 2015 to 15 April 2016
16 April 2016 to 15 October 2016
16 October 2016 to 15 April 2017
16 April 2017 to 15 October 2017
16 October 2017 to 15 April 2018
16 April 2018 to 15 October 2018
Application Period
16 April 2014 to 15 October 2014
16 October 2014 to 15 April 2015
16 April 2015 to 15 October 2015
16 October 2015 to 15 April 2016
16 April 2016 to 15 October 2016
16 October 2016 to 15 April 2017
16 April 2017 to 15 October 2017
16 October 2017 to 15 April 2018
16 April 2018 to 15 October 2018
16 October 2018 to 15 March 2019
Remarks
Securities converted to IDD
IDD
Change 05/09/14