Tag: Countervailing Duty
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Commerce sets a 66.61 percent preliminary countervailing duty on Chinese tin mill steel, finds critical circumstances, and orders retroactive cash deposits as the second trade case over tinplate in three years reaches a decisive stage WASHINGTON, September 15, 2026. The United States Department of Commerce on Monday imposed a preliminary countervailing duty of 66.61 percent…
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Commerce formally opens antidumping investigations of linear hydraulic cylinders from five countries, with alleged dumping margins reaching 744.85 percent, after an unusual industry polling exercise and warnings about an unusually aggressive scope WASHINGTON, September 15, 2026. The United States Department of Commerce has formally launched one of the broadest trade remedy actions of the year,…
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Beijing locks in another five years of anti-dumping duties on Indian optical fibre as New Delhi widens its own trade remedy net, deepening a quiet tariff conflict between Asia’s two giants NEW DELHI, Aug. 26: China will keep anti-dumping duties on Indian single-mode optical fibre in place for another five years, extending a trade barrier…
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India has imposed a one-year minimum import price on clear float glass, restricting shipments priced below Rs 34,000 per tonne while a subsidy investigation into Malaysian and Indonesian producers runs its course. NEW DELHI, August 24, 2026. India has erected a price floor beneath one of the construction and automotive sectors’ most fundamental inputs. In…
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Softwood lumber emerges as the hardest file in the eleventh-hour Canada-US trade talks, as Washington resists relief on duties approaching 45 percent and Canadian mills absorb another season of curtailments OTTAWA, August 17, 2026 As Canadian and American negotiators worked through the weekend to head off sweeping new 50 percent tariffs set to take effect…
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A Quebec remanufacturer that spent seven years outside the U.S. countervailing duty order on softwood lumber has been put back inside it, and the case that did it is a warning about how long trade litigation can run and how little finality a favourable rate confers. WASHINGTON, Aug. 7, 2026. The U.S. Department of Commerce…
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Commerce slaps preliminary antidumping duties on van-type trailers from Canada and Mexico, extending a North American trade fight that has already hit Chinese producers with rates above 130 percent WASHINGTON, Aug. 5, 2026 The U.S. Department of Commerce has imposed preliminary antidumping duties on van-type trailers and their subassemblies imported from Canada and Mexico, publishing…
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Australia opens a high-stakes sunset review of its fourteen-year-old antidumping wall on steel pipe and tube from China, Taiwan, Malaysia and South Korea, with a verdict due by February 2027 CANBERRA, August 5, 2026: Australia’s Anti-Dumping Commission has opened a review that will decide the fate of one of the country’s longest-running trade remedies. In…
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Six months into the EU-China minimum price experiment for electric vehicles, only one car has crossed the finish line, and the truce now faces its sternest examination yet from compliance haggling, surging Chinese market share, and a looming fight over plug-in hybrids. BRUSSELS, August 4, 2026 – The most ambitious trade truce Brussels has attempted…
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Canada’s forest products sector faces three separate American duty tracks converging inside a single month, with softwood final results due as early as August 12 and 50 per cent Section 338 duties on panel products landing August 19 VANCOUVER, August 4, 2026 | Peacock Tariff Consulting There is no single deadline facing Canada’s forest products…