SA hits Chinese, Malaysian windscreen imports with duties of up to 129.15 percent

SARS has implemented anti-dumping duties of up to 129.15% on certain vehicle windscreens imported from China and Malaysia, following an ITAC finding that duties were being circumvented through Malaysia.

iol.co.za ·2026-09-09

SA hits Chinese, Malaysian windscreen imports with duties of up to 129.15 percent

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