Turkey suspends phone
probe
HÀ
NỘI - The Turkish government on March 4 terminated investigations into mobile
phones imported from Việt Nam without safeguard measures, according to the
Việt Nam Competition Authority (VCA).
On December 5, 2014, an
investigation into mobile phones imported from Viet Nam was launched by the
Turkish government on the request of Turkey’s Vestel Elektronik Sanayi
Company Ve Ticaret A.S. The company claimed that the increasing number of
mobile phones being imported from Viet Nam had hurt domestic producers profits,
sales revenues and shares.
The value of Vietnamese
mobile phones exported to Turkey was US$418 million in 2013 and $643 million
in the first 11 months of 2014.
On March 3, 2015, a Turkish
investigation agency held a public hearing with concerned parties. Việt Nam
Trade Office in Turkey partnered with related Vietnamese enterprises to
participate in the hearing.
VCA said the case showed it
ensured the rights and legitimate interests of Việtnamese enterprises and
created a positive precedent for cases of trade remedy investigations against
export products from Việt Nam.
According to statistics from
the Việt Nam Department of Customs, the country exported $30.2 billion worth
of mobile phones in 2015. The country’s main markets included EU with $10.1
billion, the US with $2.77 billion and the United Arab Emirates with $4.48
billion. - VNS
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Thứ Năm, 10 tháng 3, 2016
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