New Delhi, July 11 -- The government has extended the anti-dumping duty on imports of clear float glass from Malaysia by another 18 months, keeping the protection in place for domestic manufacturers amid concerns of continued dumping.

The levy, which was set to expire in November this year, will now remain in force till 10 February 2026, unless withdrawn or amended earlier, according to a notification issued by the department of revenue.

Clear float glass, classified under Chapter 70 of the customs tariff, is widely used in construction, automotive, furniture, and solar industries. Indian manufacturers had argued that the removal of the duty would lead to a surge in imports at unfairly low prices, undermining local capacity and pricing ...