Government may re-impose anti- dumping duty of up to USD 144 per tonne on import of a chemical from China that is used in several sectors including pottery and ceramics so as to safeguard domestic industry from below cost in-bound shipments. In its 'sunset review' of anti-dumping duties imposed on import of "Barium Carbonate" from China, the Directorate General of Anti-dumping and Allied Duties (DGAD) has concluded that there is "continued dumping" of the product and was causing injury to the domestic industry.