According to a local Indian lawyer, the Directorate General of Anti-Dumping and Allied Duties under India's Ministry of Commerce and Industry has received a formal petition from domestic manufacturers requesting an anti-dumping investigation into imported nylon-6 high-strength yarn. This move comes as part of ongoing efforts by local industries to protect themselves from what they claim are unfairly priced imports that are negatively impacting the domestic market. The anti-dumping office is expected to officially initiate the investigation in the near future, which could lead to the imposition of additional duties on the affected products. If the investigation confirms dumping practices, it may result in higher tariffs, potentially affecting trade flows and pricing for the product in question. This development is being closely monitored by both local businesses and international suppliers who are preparing for potential changes in the regulatory landscape.