Husqvarna Group announced on October 21, 2026, that it received the European Commission's disclosure of essential facts in an anti-dumping investigation into robotic lawnmowers from China.
Investigation Details
Husqvarna Group stated that it received the European Commission's disclosure of essential facts and considerations regarding EU imports of robotic lawnmowers originating in China. The company noted that the issuance is a procedural step under EU trade defence law and remains confidential.
Husqvarna Group announced it will not comment on the content of the disclosure. Interested parties now have the opportunity to submit comments to the Commission within a set deadline before the Commission reaches its conclusions.
Deadlines and Process
The statutory deadline for a decision on definitive measures is January 19, 2027. The European Commission will consider comments submitted by interested parties before making its final determination.
Husqvarna Group stated that it has confidence in the Commission's process, describing it as evidence-based and conducted in accordance with EU law and the WTO framework.
Company Position
Husqvarna Group stated that it remains confident in the substance of the case it has presented and in the evidence submitted. The company confirmed it will continue to cooperate fully with the investigation.
Key facts and where they come from
- Husqvarna Group received the European Commission's disclosure in an anti-dumping investigation concerning robotic lawnmowers originating in China.
Husqvarna Group has today received the European Commission's disclosure of essential facts and considerations in the ongoing anti-dumping investigation concerning EU imports of robotic lawnmowers originating in the People's Republic of China.
- The statutory deadline for a decision on definitive measures is January 19, 2027.
The statutory deadline for a decision on definitive measures is 19 January 2027.
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