Canada Supercalendered Paper: Commerce to Calculate CV Cash Deposit Rates for Catalyst, Irving

The Commerce Department is beginning an expedited countervailing duty review of two exporters of supercalendered paper from Canada (C-122-854), it said (here). Under the unusual “expedited review” procedures, Commerce will determine CV duty cash deposit rates for Catalyst Paper and Irving Paper, which were left out of the CV duty investigation completed in December (see 1512090012). The agency will in effect conduct a second “investigation” of only these two companies, though with liquidation suspended and CV duty cash deposits collected at the “all others” rate throughout. It will not calculate assessments, and a zero rate by either company will permanently exempt them from the CV duty order. The preliminary results are due in August.