50However, it is not apparent from the wording of the provisions of the basic regulation that, where an interested party cooperates in the investigation and provides information other than by responding to an anti-dumping questionnaire, the Commission is required to ignore that information. Such an interpretation of those provisions would also be at odds with both the Commission’s obligation to examine with all due care all the information available to it (see, to that effect, judgment of 22 March 2012, GLS, C‑338/10, EU:C:2012:158, paragraphs 32 and 36) and the objective of the basic regulation, which is to establish objectively whether there is dumping and injury in order to impose suitable anti-dumping duties.
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