Anti-Dumping Commission

International Trade Remedies Forum

The International Trade Remedies Forum (ITRF) gives key users of the anti-dumping system the opportunity to advise government on how to improve anti-dumping legislation.

The International Trade Remedies Forum (ITRF) is a group of representatives from Australian manufacturers and producers, importers, unions and government agencies.

The ITRF provides key users of the anti-dumping system the opportunity to advise government on how to improve anti-dumping legislation (Part XVB of the Customs Act 1901 and the Customs Tariff (Anti-Dumping) Act 1975).

You can email any enquiries to the secretariat.

The meeting outcomes and action items are presented for endorsement by members following the ITRF meeting. See the most recently endorsed outcomes and action items:

Members of the ITRF

The Minister appoints members to the ITRF. The members of the ITRF are:

  • Commissioner of the Anti-Dumping Commission (Presiding Member)
  • Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
  • Australian Council of Trade Unions
  • Australian Forest Products Association
  • Australian Industry Group
  • Australian Pork Limited
  • Australian Steel Association 
  • Australian Steel Institute
  • Automotive, Food, Metals, Engineering, Printing and Kindred Industries Union (known as the Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union)
  • BlueScope Steel Limited
  • Capral Limited
  • Chemistry Australia 
  • Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union
  • Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
  • Department of Home Affairs
  • Department of Industry, Science and Resources
  • Food and Beverage Importers Association
  • Freight and Trade Alliance
  • InfraBuild
  • International Forwarders and Customs Brokers Association of Australia
  • Law Council of Australia
  • National Farmers’ Federation
  • Oceania Glass
  • Rio Tinto
  • The Australian Workers’ Union

International Trade Remedies Forum evaluation report

This report evaluated if International Trade Remedies Forum was meeting its legislative purpose and whether the legislation was still relevant.
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