CIT Sustains Non-Evasion Finding in Frozen Shrimp EAPA Case in Confidential Opinion
The Court of International Trade in a confidential opinion upheld CBP's determination of non-evasion made on remand in a case over the Enforce and Protect Act investigation on frozen warmwater shrimp from India. Judge Claire Kelly gave the parties until…
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May 3 to review the opinion's confidential information. The trade court previously remanded the non-evasion finding due to CBP's failure to provide adequate public summaries of the confidential information in the proceeding. On remand, CBP said it received adequate public summaries from all the parties for all the confidential data (see 2211220055) (Ad Hoc Shrimp Trade Enforcement Committee v. U.S., CIT # 21-00129).