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International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (ITAC)

Welcome to the International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (ITAC)

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).

Latest News

Report 751

Increase in the general customs duty on rails, classifiable under tariff subheading 7302.10, from 5% Ad Valorem to 10% Ad Valorem.

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We are hiring!

ITAC is looking for suitable candidates to fill two roles; Manager: Economic Analysis and Trade Monitoring as well as Manager: Automotive Production and Development Programme (APDP) Claims: Tariff Investigations II.

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Steel Tariff Review – Radio 702

Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner at International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa, discusses the changes that have been gazetted in relation to import duties on a range of steel products on Radio 702 interview aired on 19 May 2026.

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Steel Tariff Review – Umhlobo Wenene FM

Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner at International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa, discusses the changes that have been gazetted in relation to import duties on a range of steel products on Umhlobo Wenene FM interview aired on 19 May 2026.

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Notices

Sunset Reviews
Sunset review investigation of the anti-dumping duties on clear float glass
Review of the anti-dumping measures on new pneumatic tyres

Latest Reports

Report 751

Increase in the general customs duty on rails, classifiable under tariff subheading 7302.10, from 5% Ad Valorem to 10% Ad Valorem....

Report 764

Review of the tariff structure and investigation into the possible introduction of an import surveillance system for steel products classifiable under chapters 72, 73, 82,...

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%.

Latest News

ArcelorMittal Rail and Structures, a division of ArcelorMittal South Africa made an application for an increase in the general rate of customs duty on rails, from 5% to 10% ad valorem.

ITAC conducted a sunset review investigation of the anti-dumping duties on clear float glass, imported from Saudi Arabia and the Emirates. This followed an application …

ITAC has taken a decisive step to bolster domestic manufacturing by recommending an increase in customs duty on specific polymer-based pipes and hoses. At the heart of this decision lies Riifo Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd — the sole producer of these specialised products within the Southern African Customs Union (SACU)....

Defy Appliances (Pty) Ltd made an application to ITAC alleging that fully automatic top load machines, of a dry linen capacity exceeding 10 kg but less than 17 kg, were being imported into SACU at dumped prices.

Notices

Sunset Reviews
Sunset review investigation of the anti-dumping duties on clear float glass
Review of the anti-dumping measures on new pneumatic tyres
Notice of the conclusion of an investigation into the alleged dumping of dumping of fully automatic top load machines.
Sunset review of the anti-dumping duties on clear float glass imported from China and India.

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%.

Latest from ITAC

ArcelorMittal Rail and Structures, a division of ArcelorMittal South Africa made an application for an increase in the general rate of customs duty on rails, from 5% to 10% ad valorem.

ITAC conducted a sunset review investigation of the anti-dumping duties on clear float glass, imported from Saudi Arabia and the Emirates. This followed an application …

ITAC has taken a decisive step to bolster domestic manufacturing by recommending an increase in customs duty on specific polymer-based pipes and hoses. At the heart of this decision lies Riifo Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd — the sole producer of these specialised products within the Southern African Customs Union (SACU)....

Defy Appliances (Pty) Ltd made an application to ITAC alleging that fully automatic top load machines, of a dry linen capacity exceeding 10 kg but less than 17 kg, were being imported into SACU at dumped prices.

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