U.S. initiates preliminary anti-subsidy decision on fabricated structural steel from China
2019-07-11 16:55:36
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On July 8, 2019, the U.Asian Metal Copyright Department of Commerce announced an anti-dumping and countervailing investigation into fabricated structural steel imported from Canada, China and Mexico.Asian Metal CopyrightS.Asian Metal Copyright0010, 7216.Asian Metal Copyright Department of Commerce announced an affirmative preliminary anti-subsidy ruling on fabricated structural steel imported from China and Mexico, and a negative preliminary anti-subsidy ruling on fabricated structural steel imported from Canada.Asian Metal Copyright0010, 7216.Asian Metal Copyright The U.Asian Metal Copyright20.Asian Metal CopyrightS.Asian Metal Copyright3000, 7308.Asian Metal Copyright Department of Commerce is expected to make a final anti-subsidy ruling on the products involved on November 18, 2019.Asian Metal CopyrightS.Asian Metal Copyright This case involves products under the HTSUS code No.Asian Metal Copyright99.Asian Metal Copyright 7308.Asian Metal Copyright99.Asian Metal Copyright90.Asian Metal Copyright Department of Commerce announced an affirmative preliminary anti-subsidy ruling on fabricated structural steel imported from China and Mexico, and a negative preliminary anti-subsidy ruling on fabricated structural steel imported from Canada.Asian Metal Copyright3000, 7308.Asian Metal Copyright0010, 7216.Asian Metal Copyright90.Asian Metal Copyright70.Asian Metal Copyright6000 and 7308.Asian Metal Copyright6000, 7301.Asian Metal Copyright90.Asian Metal Copyright91.Asian Metal Copyright9590 of the United States, as well as some products under 7216.Asian Metal Copyright9530 and 9406.Asian Metal Copyright91.Asian Metal Copyright1000, 7301.Asian Metal Copyright0010, 7216.Asian Metal Copyright Department of Commerce announced an affirmative preliminary anti-subsidy ruling on fabricated structural steel imported from China and Mexico, and a negative preliminary anti-subsidy ruling on fabricated structural steel imported from Canada.Asian Metal Copyright91.Asian Metal Copyright70.Asian Metal Copyright0090, 7216.Asian Metal Copyright91.Asian Metal Copyright99.Asian Metal Copyright0010, 7216.Asian Metal Copyright0010, 7216.Asian Metal Copyright0000, 7301.Asian Metal Copyright99.Asian Metal Copyright6000, 7301.Asian Metal Copyright0090, 7222.Asian Metal Copyright1000, 7301.Asian Metal Copyright40.Asian Metal Copyright3000, 7308.Asian Metal Copyright6000, 7228.Asian Metal CopyrightS.Asian Metal Copyright70.Asian Metal Copyright0090, 7216.Asian Metal Copyright6000, 7301.Asian Metal Copyright10.Asian Metal Copyright10.Asian Metal Copyright70.Asian Metal Copyright0000, 7301.Asian Metal Copyright40.Asian Metal Copyright20.Asian Metal Copyright40.Asian Metal Copyright1000, 7301.Asian Metal Copyright3000, 7308.Asian Metal Copyright20.Asian Metal Copyright0090, 7222.Asian Metal Copyright5000, 7308.Asian Metal Copyright99.Asian Metal Copyright40.Asian Metal Copyright0010, 7216.Asian Metal Copyright9530 and 9406.Asian Metal Copyright9590 of the United States, as well as some products under 7216.Asian Metal Copyright90.Asian Metal Copyright0010, 7216.Asian Metal Copyright0030.
On February 26, 2019, in response to the application submitted by the American Institute of Steel Construction Full Member Subgroup on February 4, 2019, the U.S.Asian Metal Copyright5000, 7308.Asian Metal Copyright Department of Commerce announced an anti-dumping and countervailing investigation into fabricated structural steel imported from Canada, China and Mexico.
.Asian Metal Copyright Department of Commerce is expected to make a final anti-subsidy ruling on the products involved on November 18, 2019Asian Metal Copyright
