Govt. notifies creation of
‘Directorate General of Trade Remedies’ (DGTR) as the apex National Authority
for administering all trade remedial measures including anti-dumping,
countervailing duties and safeguard measures; Accordingly, DGTR will bring Directorate
General of Anti-dumping and Allied Duties (DGAD), Directorate General of
Safeguards (DGS) and Safeguards (QR) functions of DGFT into its fold by merging
them into one single national entity; It will also provide trade defence
support to domestic industry and exporters in dealing with increasing instances
of trade remedy investigations instituted against them by other countries; DGTR
has been approved with a sanctioned strength of 112 posts : Ministry of
Commerce Press Release
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