The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS) has announced the addition of a new anti‑dumping and corrective measure identified as No. 59/2026 to the official catalogue of protective measures. This measure pertains to specific categories of products originating from non‑EU markets that are subject to price undercutting or unfair trade practices. The notice explains that the measure is introduced to protect domestic producers from injury caused by dumped imports, and it sets out the conditions under which the measure will be applied, including the specific product groups, the calculation of dumping margins, and the duration of the enforcement period. The document also outlines the procedural steps for initiating an investigation, collecting evidence, and issuing provisional measures, as well as the rights of interested parties to submit comments and requests for review. The new measure becomes effective immediately upon publication and will remain in force until a formal review decides otherwise. By introducing this measure, FURS aims to reinforce the EU’s common commercial policy, deter unfair trading practices, and ensure a level playing field for Slovenian producers competing in both domestic and export markets. The notice is published in the official gazette and is accessible through the FURS portal, providing detailed legal references and procedural guidelines.
https://www.fu.gov.si/carina/podrocja/tarifni_ukrepi_in_protidamping