The General Administration of Customs issued an announcement No. 58 of 2010 stating that since August 30, 2010, China will levy a countervailing duty on imported white broiler chicken products originating in the United States for a period of five years.

The announcement stipulates that any import business entity that declares the import of white feather broiler products shall submit the certificate of origin to the customs. If the country of origin is the United States, the original manufacturer invoice must also be provided. For the declaration of imported white broiler products, the certificate of origin cannot be provided, and after inspection, it cannot be determined that the origin of the goods is not the United States. The Customs levies a countervailing duty in accordance with the highest countervailing duty rate as stated in the announcement; it is possible to determine the origin of the goods. If the place of origin is the United States, but the importing business unit cannot provide the invoice of the original manufacturer, and the original manufacturer cannot be determined through other legal and valid documents, the Customs shall levy according to the applicable anti-subsidy tax rates of other companies in the corresponding countries in this announcement. Countervailing duties.

Regarding the question of imposing anti-subsidy duties on imported white broiler products originating in the United States from the bonded importation of processing trade, the Customs complied with the relevant provisions of the Customs General Administration Order No. 111 and the General Administration of Customs' announcement No. 9 of 2001 on anti-dumping measures. Perform mutatis mutandis.