EU Commission registers Chinese lysine imports as anti-dumping review continues
( July 29, 2026, 09:07 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The European Commission has ordered customs authorities to register imports of lysine from China as part of a re-opened dumping investigation, allowing potential punitive duties to be applied retroactively if the legal conditions are met. The measure follows a request filed by industry group Eurolysine in March to check whether existing anti-dumping measures on the product have had an effect on its prices in the bloc. The EU producer has submitted evidence showing that the prices decreased compared to the original investigation period, seemingly offsetting the intended remedial effects of the measures. The order takes effect on Thursday.The statement is attached....
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