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Circumstances under which imported goods are considered to have been dumped in Kenya;
- Goods are sold in Kenya at a price lower than the cost of Importing i.e. cost of insurance, freight, duty taxes, cost of' goods etc. In the country exporting the goods.
- The export price in the country which is exporting the gods is less than the fair market value of price of goods in that country.
- If the country exporting to Kenya had imported the goods and:
- The export price of goods in the original country of export is less than fair market price in that county
- The export price of goods in the country which is exporting to Kenya after importing is less than fair market price in that country.
Wilfykil answered the question on February 25, 2019 at 09:47
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