CIT Sustains Second Remand Results, Remands AD Final Results in Two AD/CVD Decisions
Court of International Trade Judge Richard Eaton issued opinions for two antidumping and countervailing cases, sustaining the second remand results in one and remanding the application of adverse facts available in another.
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In an April 27 ruling, made public on May 6, Judge Eaton remanded the final results of the first administrative review of the antidumping order on cold-rolled steel flat products form South Korea back to the Commerce Department based in part on the agency's application of adverse facts available.
In a May 6 opinion, Eaton sustained the second remand results of the first administrative review of the countervailing duty order on chlorinated isocyanurates from China. The second remand results from Commerce eliminated the agency's application of adverse facts available on exporter Clearon Corp.'s alleged benefits from China's Export Buyer's Credit Program.