ITAC aims to create an enabling environment for fair trade through efficient and effective administration of its trade instruments, and provide technical advice to the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic).
Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner at International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa, discusses the roots of South African inequality in land, labour and product markets – Land, Labour and Locations, on SA FM interview aired on 16 September 2026.
Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner at International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa, discusses the roots of South African inequality in land, labour and product markets – The Loyal Levies: War, Land and the Vote, On SA FM interview aired on 15 September 2026.
Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner at International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa, discusses the recent administrative fee regulations, that allows ITAC to levy administrative fees for functions including import and export permits, tariff-amendment rebate/drawback permits, Automotive Production and Development Programme (APDP) certificates, etc., on HOT FM interview aired on 14 September 2026.
Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner at International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa, discusses the roots of South African inequality in land, labour and product markets, On SA FM interview aired on 14 September 2026.
Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner at International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa, discusses the recent administrative fee regulations, that allows ITAC to levy administrative fees for functions including import and export permits, tariff-amendment rebate/drawback permits, Automotive Production and Development Programme (APDP) certificates, etc., on Umhlobo Wenene FM interview aired on 10 September 2026.
Mhla zi-24 Febhuwari 2023 i-ITAC yaqala ukubuyekeza intela yempahla esebenza emikhiqizweni egoqwe nge-aluminiyamu (amapuleti e-aluminiyamu, amakhoyili, amashidi, okungamakani, imicu kanye nefoyili).
Hierdie ondersoek handel oor die beweerde dumping van aktiewe gis, spesifiek bakkersamegeperste gis, wat afkomstig is van of ingevoer word uit die Republiek van Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe). Die aansoeker is Rymco (Edms) Bpk., handelend as Anchor Yeast, die enigste vervaardiger van die betrokke produk binne die Suider-Afrikaanse Doeane-unie (SADU) streek.
Swilavisiso leswi swi fambisana na milandzu ya ku hehliwa ka ku lahliwa ka comela/xivirisi, hi ku kongoma, comela/xivirisi lexi tisiwaka kumbe ku nghenisiwa xi huma eRiphabliki ya Zimbabwe.
Umbiko we-ITAC oshicilelwe ngonombolo 491, i-International Trade Administration Commission yaseNingizimu Afrika (“ITAC” noma “iKhomishana”) iphakamise ukwenyuswa kwentela kumabhethri e-lead asidi yohlobo olusetshenziswa ukuqalisa izinjini zepiston, kusukela ku 5% kuya ku-15%.
Shatterprufe, a division of PG Group (Proprietary) Limited made an application to ITAC alleging that, the anti-dumping duties imposed in the original investigation are being circumvented through tariff hopping.
Shatterprufe, a division of PG Group (Proprietary) Limited made an application to ITAC, alleging that the remedial effect of the anti-dumping duties imposed on imports of windscreens for vehicles classifiable under tariff subheading 7007.21.20, to be used in the Southern African Customs Union market as replacement glass in the aftermarket from China, were being undermined through circumvention in the form of country hopping from China to Malaysia.
The International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (“ITAC” or “the Commission”) and the Trade Remedies Investigation Bureau (TRIB) of China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) have signed a renewed Record of Understanding (RoU) on trade remedy cooperation.
ITAC conducted a sunset review of the anti-dumping duties on clear float glass imported from Egypt.The investigation was initiated following an application by PFG Building Glass, a division of PG Group.
Mhla zi-24 Febhuwari 2023 i-ITAC yaqala ukubuyekeza intela yempahla esebenza emikhiqizweni egoqwe nge-aluminiyamu (amapuleti e-aluminiyamu, amakhoyili, amashidi, okungamakani, imicu kanye nefoyili).
Hierdie ondersoek handel oor die beweerde dumping van aktiewe gis, spesifiek bakkersamegeperste gis, wat afkomstig is van of ingevoer word uit die Republiek van Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe). Die aansoeker is Rymco (Edms) Bpk., handelend as Anchor Yeast, die enigste vervaardiger van die betrokke produk binne die Suider-Afrikaanse Doeane-unie (SADU) streek.
Swilavisiso leswi swi fambisana na milandzu ya ku hehliwa ka ku lahliwa ka comela/xivirisi, hi ku kongoma, comela/xivirisi lexi tisiwaka kumbe ku nghenisiwa xi huma eRiphabliki ya Zimbabwe.
Umbiko we-ITAC oshicilelwe ngonombolo 491, i-International Trade Administration Commission yaseNingizimu Afrika (“ITAC” noma “iKhomishana”) iphakamise ukwenyuswa kwentela kumabhethri e-lead asidi yohlobo olusetshenziswa ukuqalisa izinjini zepiston, kusukela ku 5% kuya ku-15%.
Shatterprufe, a division of PG Group (Proprietary) Limited made an application to ITAC alleging that, the anti-dumping duties imposed in the original investigation are being circumvented through tariff hopping.
Shatterprufe, a division of PG Group (Proprietary) Limited made an application to ITAC, alleging that the remedial effect of the anti-dumping duties imposed on imports of windscreens for vehicles classifiable under tariff subheading 7007.21.20, to be used in the Southern African Customs Union market as replacement glass in the aftermarket from China, were being undermined through circumvention in the form of country hopping from China to Malaysia.
The International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (“ITAC” or “the Commission”) and the Trade Remedies Investigation Bureau (TRIB) of China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) have signed a renewed Record of Understanding (RoU) on trade remedy cooperation.
ITAC conducted a sunset review of the anti-dumping duties on clear float glass imported from Egypt.The investigation was initiated following an application by PFG Building Glass, a division of PG Group.
ITAC has recommended increasing the customs duty on imported peanut butter from 0.99 cents per
The International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (ITAC) has recommended maintaining a 10% ad
South Africa plans to add to its automotive incentive programme minerals used in the manufacturing
South African trade authorities proposed wide-ranging increases in tariffs on steel imports in an attempt
