Anti-dumping and Subsidies Commission
@jadsc.gov.jm
The Anti-dumping and Subsidies Commission (a portfolio Agency under the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce, MIIC) administers Trade Remedies in Jamaica. Trade Remedies are trade defense instruments permitted by the WTO, that allow Member governments to put in place measures in specific circumstances against imports that are causing injury to their domestic industry. The Commission investigates complaints submitted by or on behalf of producers of goods in Jamaica in one of the following Trade Remedies: antidumping duties to counteract dumping; countervailing duties to counteract subsidization; and safeguard measures (duty or quotas) to counteract sudden volume increase in import. Contact our office at: Anti-dumping and Subsidies Commission JAMPRO Trade and Invest Building 18 Trafalgar Road, Kingston 10 Telephone: 876-978-1800/876-927-8665/876-946-9588/876-381-1228 Fax: 876-978-1093 Email: [email protected]
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Anti-dumping and Subsidies Commission's Brand Colors
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Wedgewood
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About Anti-dumping and Subsidies Commission
The Anti-dumping and Subsidies Commission (ADSC) is a vital agency in Jamaica that serves the interests of local producers. As the Trade Remedies Investigating Authority, ADSC focuses on levelling the playing field for producers, ensuring equity in international trade. They deal with various trade remedies, including Anti-dumping, Subsidies and Countervailing Measures, and Safeguards.
ADSC offers a range of services to support Jamaican producers. They provide industry training and consultations, conduct investigations, perform research and analysis, and offer capacity building and technical assistance. Through these efforts, they defend and protect the interests of Jamaican producers in the global market.
Their work involves a clear process: receiving complaints, conducting investigations, making determinations, and implementing duties. ADSC also keeps stakeholders informed with trade news and updates, including industry reports, publications, and relevant case files. With 21 years of experience, the ADSC continues to contribute to the growth and success of Jamaican producers, ensuring a sustainable and competitive business environment
Company type
Government Agency
Year founded
2000
Company size
2-10 employees
