Canada Seeking Feedback on Proposed Changes to Trade Remedy Regulations
Canada is seeking public comments on its July 20 proposed regulations that would amend certain import regulations, improve the country’s trade remedy system, improve its verification of import data and find additional tools it can give its customs agency to…
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“address price distortions more effectively when calculating margins of dumping,” the country said. The regulations stem from concerns raised by Canada’s steel industry about the country’s “ability to address unfairly traded imports,” Canada said. The proposed regulations are the result of a “30-day consultation” with Canadian industries and workers. Comments are due Aug. 5.