The Bond Paper Dumping Case: Colombia vs Brazil

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Between 2024 and 2026, Colombia investigated Brazilian Bond paper imports for dumping. Dumping doesn't just mean selling cheap — it means exporting below the product's normal value, causing real harm to a country's industry. In September 2024, Carvajal Pulpa y Papel filed a complaint, and Colombia's Ministry of Commerce opened a formal investigation in February 2025. Evidence showed imports from Brazil jumped 58.43 percent, reaching 97.13 percent of total imports, while prices fell from 0.97 to 0.89 dollars per kilogram, as domestic production and sales dropped over 10 percent. By June 2025, Colombia imposed a 32.95 percent provisional antidumping duty, followed by definitive duties in December 2025. In September 2026, Colombia removed these definitive duties once the domestic industry's factual basis no longer existed. Protecting national industry matters, but trade measures raise costs too — decisions must rest on evidence and adapt as circumstances change.

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