Tag: Antidumping

  • Section 122 Stacking with Existing Duties

    How Section 122 stacks (or does not) with Section 232, Section 301, AD/CVD, and base MFN. Worked examples by origin and HS classification.

  • Canadian Seafood Export to the U.S.

    Canadian seafood export to U.S. tariff guide. AD/CVD on specific species, USMCA qualification, FDA/USDA coordination.

  • Canadian Softwood Lumber Duty Deep Dive

    Canadian softwood lumber AD/CVD deep dive. Combined rates, individual mill determinations, scope rulings, administrative reviews.

  • Continuous Bond Decisions

    Continuous import bond sizing decisions. Bond categories, sizing methodology, renewal, alternatives.

  • Reconciliation Entries

    CBP reconciliation entries. When to use, how flagging works, true-up process, IEEPA refund interaction.

  • Furniture Industry Tariff Strategy

    Furniture industry tariff strategy. HTS Chapter 94, active AD/CVD orders, Vietnam vs China shifts, Section 122.

  • IEEPA Tariffs: What Happens Next After the Court of International Trade Ruling

    The CIT Ruling: A Fundamental Invalidation of IEEPA Tariff Authority The Court of International Trade’s decision striking down IEEPA tariffs represents a watershed moment in US trade policy and administrative law. The court concluded that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not grant the President authority to impose broad-based tariffs as a trade policy…

  • Australia’s Anti-Dumping Action: The Rising Tide of Protective Measures

    Australia’s Anti-Dumping Action: The Rising Tide of Protective Measures

    Australia’s Steel Ceiling Frames Case: A Symptom of Broader Protectionist Trend Australia’s recent anti-dumping determination on Chinese steel ceiling frames, imposing a 10% tariff, exemplifies a broader global trend toward anti-dumping actions and protective trade measures. The determination was based on findings that Chinese producers sold ceiling frames in the Australian market below their cost…

  • China Suspends Key Tariffs on Canadian Agriculture: Strategic Implications for Trade Flow

    The Agricultural Tariff Relief Package: Scale and Composition China’s suspension of major tariffs on Canadian agricultural products represents a significant recalibration of bilateral trade relations. The suspension of 100% tariffs on canola meal and peas, combined with the halt of 25% tariffs on lobster and crab through the end of 2026, signals movement toward normalized…

  • Continuous Bond Sizing

    Continuous import bond sizing. 10% rule, special situations requiring higher bonds, bond renewal underwriting.