destocking | reduction of stocks | running-down of stocks

destocking | liquidation of stocks | running-down of stocks | stock disposal

action to reduce stocks

oversee veterinary material supply levels | perform veterinary material stock maintenance activities | maintain stocks of veterinary materials | manage veterinary material supplies

bin card [ store card | bin tag ]

inventory valuation [ inventory costing | inventory pricing | valuation of inventory | stock valuation ]

year-on-year decrease [ year-over-year decrease ]

Awareness of rules and boundaries

enter a receipt of coffee inventory | note the receipt of coffee inventory | enter receipt of coffee inventory | log receipt of coffee inventory

employ paperwork related to warehouse stock | handling paperwork related to warehouse stock | handle paperwork related to warehouse stock | handling the paperwork related to warehouse stock

As dumping was found when comparing the normal values to the export prices, it was concluded that applying adjustments to those export prices that were expressed on an FOB basis would not have affected the finding that there was dumping, as lowering the export prices by means of further downward adjustments would have only increased the dumping margin.

Dissuasive action has an immediate impact on sellers, be they justified or not: loss of sales opportunity for the particular item, time investment in mandatory training or additional security measures; loss of special trust status, leading to lowered consumer trust and, thus, to lower average selling prices; sales restrictions limiting business could lead to surplus stocks, lost investments, economic losses; permanent suspensions might put whole businesses (and therefore their employees and business partners) at risk.

4. The examination of the impact of the subsidised imports on the Union industry concerned shall include an evaluation of all relevant economic factors and indices having a bearing on the state of the industry, including the fact that an industry is still in the process of recovering from the effects of past subsidisation or dumping; the magnitude of the amount of countervailable subsidies; actual and potential decline in sales, profits, output, market share, productivity, return on investments and utilisation of capacity; factors affecting Union prices; actual and potential negative effects on cash flow, inventories, employment, wag ...[+++]es, growth, ability to raise capital or investments and, in the case of agriculture, whether there has been an increased burden on government support programmes.

The Commission also notes that in accordance with point 11 of the RR Guidelines, a firm may be considered to be in difficulty ‘where the usual signs of a firm being in difficulty are present, such as increasing losses, diminishing turnover, growing stock inventories, excess capacity, declining cash flow, mounting debt, rising interest charges and falling or nil net asset value’.