Commerce to Suspend Liq, Set AD Duties on Tin Mill Products From 3 Countries, but Not Another 5
The Commerce Department will soon impose antidumping duty cash deposit requirements on imports of tin mill products from Canada, China and Germany, but will not at this time suspend liquidation or set duties on tin mill products from another five countries under investigation. The agency found no dumping of tin mill products from South Korea, the Netherlands, Taiwan, Turkey and the U.K. in preliminary determinations announced Aug. 17, it said in a fact sheet. If it continues to find no dumping in its final determinations, the agency will not issue AD orders for those countries.
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As for Commerce’s three affirmative preliminary determinations, the agency set AD rates at 5.29% for all Canadian companies, 111.98% for all Chinese companies and 7.02% for all German companies. AD suspension of liquidation and cash deposit requirements will take effect for entries on or after the date of publication of the preliminary determinations in the Federal Register, which should occur in the coming days. Liquidation for China is already suspended and countervailing duty cash deposit requirements are in effect under a preliminary CVD determination issued in June (see 2307190011).