Anti-dumping duty
An anti-dumping duty is a charge a WTO member may impose on imports from a particular source, above its bound tariff rates, when a product enters its market below normal value and injures a domestic industry.
Official source: WTO | Anti-dumping - Technical Information →
It may only follow an investigation that establishes dumping, material injury and a causal link between the two. Imposition is optional, a duty lower than the dumping margin is encouraged where that removes the injury, and duties normally lapse five years after first being applied unless a review finds dumping and injury would return.
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