Eurasian Economic Commission Suspends China Titanium Dioxide Anti-dumping Measure

Update, 20 October 2026. The official legal record resolves the commencement date reported as unconfirmed in the original article.

The Eurasian Economic Commission's Decision No.124 of 21 September 2026 was officially published on 23 September and entered into force on 3 October. It provides for temporary non-application of the specified anti-dumping measure on titanium dioxide originating in China through 10 August 2027 inclusive.

Customs Treatment During The Suspension

Paragraph 2 directs member-state customs authorities not to collect the specified anti-dumping duty during the non-application period. The commencement date follows the decision's ten-calendar-day publication rule; it is not the date of the Commission's earlier announcement.

The decision concerns the measure established by Decision No.96 of 14 October 2025. Paragraph 3 also deletes position 6 of Annex 3 to that decision. The new act therefore does more than announce a temporary pause without amending the underlying arrangements.

Defined Product And Time Scope

The decision concerns the specified Chinese-origin titanium dioxide measure. It does not establish a general exemption from unrelated customs duties or alter separate chemical-safety requirements. The stated non-application period ends on 10 August 2027 inclusive; any subsequent extension or amendment requires a further decision.