Does Australia have anti-dumping duty on aluminium extrusions from China?
The Australia anti-dumping file dated 16 May 2026 lists a measure named "Aluminium extrusions measures" on aluminium extruded products (window frames, rails, profiles). The row names China and tags HS 7604.10, 7604.21, and 7604.29. The cash-deposit percent is not in the file.
The tariff file on the same date does not store a customs-duty percent or a ChAFTA percent for those codes. It only says to verify the ABF working tariff. This page is the Australia file only. It does not state a US duty or a Section 301 percent.
Open 7604.21 in the Australia duty checkWhat the measure file stores
Source: the Australia anti-dumping file, updated_at 2026-05-16T22:23:52.350Z, 68 entries, drawn from the Anti-Dumping Commission current measures list. The commodity register is at the dumping commodity register. The rate text on the China row is "cash-deposit rates published per exporter, regularly varied; verify per ADC current measures register before invoicing".
| Field | Stored value |
|---|---|
| Case | Aluminium extrusions measures |
| Type | anti-dumping and countervailing |
| Product | Aluminium extruded products (window frames, rails, profiles) |
| HS tags | 7604.10, 7604.21, 7604.29 |
| Exporting country | China |
| Manufacturer | All exporters with exporter-specific variation; SBO (significant exporter) rates published separately |
| Cash-deposit percent | not stored |
| Decision date | not stored |
| Expiry date | not stored |
The manufacturer field says the rate varies by exporter. This page does not turn that sentence into a percent. A second row, "Aluminium extrusions (Malaysia, Vietnam) measures", names Malaysia and Vietnam as separate measures and is typed anti-dumping only. It also stores no cash-deposit percent. Do not use the China row for those origins.
What the tariff file stores
Source: the Australia tariff file, updated_at 2026-05-16T22:20:11.276Z, 2,895 rows, from the ABF current tariff. None of the three rows stores a numeric duty rate.
| HS | Description | Duty rate in the file | GST flag | FTA codes listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7604.10 | Aluminium bars, rods and profiles, of aluminium, not alloyed | verify per abf.gov.au Working Tariff before invoicing | true | ChAFTA, RCEP, AANZFTA, CPTPP |
| 7604.21 | Aluminium hollow profiles, of aluminium alloys | verify per abf.gov.au Working Tariff before invoicing | true | ChAFTA, RCEP, AANZFTA, CPTPP |
| 7604.29 | Aluminium bars, rods and profiles, of aluminium alloys | verify per abf.gov.au Working Tariff before invoicing | true | ChAFTA, RCEP, AANZFTA, CPTPP |
ChAFTA appears on the list. The file does not store a preferential percent, so this page does not call the China rate zero. The GST flag is true. The file does not store a GST dollar for a given invoice.
Frequently asked
Does Australia have anti-dumping duty on aluminium extrusions from China?
The Australia anti-dumping file dated 16 May 2026 lists a measure named "Aluminium extrusions measures" on aluminium extruded products (window frames, rails, profiles). The row names China and tags HS 7604.10, 7604.21, and 7604.29. duty_rate_percent is null. The cash-deposit percent is not in the file.
What percent does the Australia tariff file store for these extrusion codes?
It does not store a percent. HS 7604.10, 7604.21, and 7604.29 each carry the note "verify per abf.gov.au Working Tariff before invoicing". The file imported on 16 May 2026 does not store a ChAFTA percent either.
Does the file say GST applies?
Yes. All three codes set gst_applicable to true. The file does not store a GST dollar amount for a shipment.
Does the China row cover a Malaysian or Vietnamese extrusion?
No. A separate row, "Aluminium extrusions (Malaysia, Vietnam) measures", names Malaysia and Vietnam. That row is anti-dumping only in this file, and it also stores no cash-deposit percent. Do not use the China row for those origins.
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