CBP Assessed $45.5 Million in Penalties for Steel AD/CVD Violations in FY15
CBP levied about $45.5 million in penalties for violations of antidumping and countervailing duty orders on steel during fiscal year 2015, the agency said (here). CBP also conducted over 7,200 entry summary reviews of steel imports for AD/CVD issues and…
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seized over $900,000 worth of steel products during the year, it said. CBP pointed to the enforcement results as a product of collaboration with the steel industry. Among other efforts, CBP "partners with the steel industry to educate CBP personnel and steel industry members by developing seminars that explain how AD/CVD enforcement can best be implemented in the current trade environment," it said.