Jakarta: India has officially stopped the anti-subsidy investigation into imports of Clear Float Glass (CFG) from Indonesia.
The decision was established through the final findings published by the Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) of India's Ministry of Commerce and Industry on September 28, 2026.
The decision to terminate the anti-subsidy investigation will provide certainty for Indonesian businesses and open up opportunities for continued CFG exports to India.
Indonesian Minister of Trade Budi Santoso welcomed the decision by Indian authorities. He said this is a proof that Indonesian Government’s success in assisting exporters facing anti-subsidy investigations in their export destination countries. Minister Budi also reaffirmed the Ministry of Trade’s commitment to protecting the interests of Indonesian exporters.
“Indonesia’s Ministry of Trade will continue to strengthen its defense and assistance efforts for Indonesian exporters facing various trade remedies investigations in trading partner countries. This effort is a form of the Indonesian Government’s commitment to maintaining access to Indonesia’s export markets,” Minister Budi said in a written statement on Friday, October 23, 2026.
India’s authorities initiated an anti-subsidy investigation into CFG products from Indonesia last year, on September 29, 2025. Since the investigation began, the Indonesian Government, through the Ministry of Trade’s Directorate of Trade Safeguards, has actively conducted defense efforts.
The Ministry of Trade responded to subsidy issues that had drawn the attention of Indian authorities and provided the necessary information for the investigation in accordance with applicable regulations.
During the investigation process, the Ministry of Trade coordinated with the Indonesian Embassy in New Delhi, the Indonesian Trade Attaché in New Delhi, legal counsel, associations, and business players.
Director General of Foreign Trade at the Ministry of Trade, Tommy Andana, described this result as a concrete effort by the Indonesian Government to protect domestic businesses. Tommy said the Ministry of Trade would continue to monitor all trade is dynamics in partner countries.
“The government will continue to monitoring the interests of Indonesian exporters in facing potential countervailing duties through technical assistance and coordination with businesses,” Tommy said.
“We will also continue to monitor developments in trade remedies policies in trading partner countries and ensure that Indonesian exporters’ interests are represented in every investigation process that could affect export market access,” Tommy added.
(Yaumil Tianri Rahmi)
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