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ITAC keeps anti‑dumping duties of 10%–45% on clear float glass from Saudi Arabia and UAE

The International Trade Administration Commission (ITAC) confirms the continuation of anti-dumping duties on clear float glass imports from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, ranging from 10% to 45%. The decision preserves existing tariff levels.

The International Trade Administration Commission (ITAC) has decided to maintain existing anti‑dumping duties on imports of clear float glass from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, with rates remaining in the 10%–45% range. The review preserves the tariff levels that were put in place to counteract suspected below‑cost pricing by foreign suppliers.

For South African investors, the ruling matters mainly for exposed sectors: local glass manufacturers see continued protection which can support domestic margins and employment, while builders, glazing contractors and importers face unchanged input costs for clear float glass used in construction and manufacturing.

Expect the decision to keep competitive dynamics stable in the glass market for the near term, with potential knock‑on effects for construction procurement and companies that rely on imported glass. Read the full government release here: the full announcement.

Source: ITAC